How can I join my B.Sc (computers) in India with low cost? I'm from Coimbatore and pursuing 12th.

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Vikas Soni | Contributor-Level 8

7 years ago

To do B.Sc in India you have to check the eligibility criteria and reservations at a particular college so that you can get an idea of seats vacant for you. You can directly contact any institute and know the procedure to get admission in that college. Best of luck.

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Prachi Pol | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

You can do B.Sc in India. But before that, you have to check whether you can apply to the institute of your choice. What is the eligibility criteria and required documents to take admission in that particular college? Hope this will help you.

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