How is the merit list decided at MSAP for certificate courses?

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The merit list for certificate course admissions at MSAP is decided by the scores obtained by a candidate in their last qualifying exam. For certificate admissions, candidates need to clear either their class 12 board exams or clear a Diploma course of 3 years or a similar equivalent qualification.

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