How many percentage is required for Galgotias University?

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2 months ago

Depends on the programme and admission type - some are merit-based (based on Class 12 percentage), others are entrance exam-based. I don't have the exact current cutoff percentages, so best to check the official Galgotias admission page for your specific course.

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2 months ago

The percentage required at Galgotias University depends on the course. For many undergraduate programmes, the minimum eligibility is 50% in Class 12, while several B.Tech programmes require 60% in Physics, Mathematics, and a relevant third subject. Some programmes, such as integrated law courses, ha

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2 months ago

It depends on the course. Generally, Galgotias University requires 50% in Class 12 for many UG programmes, while some B.Tech CSE specialisations require 60% in specified subjects. For the exact percentage, it's best to check the eligibility criteria for your specific programme.

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2 months ago

For B.Tech CSE at Galgotias University, the current eligibility is minimum 60% in Class 12 in the required subjects, including Physics and Mathematics plus one specified third subject. 

For some other courses, the percentage requirement may be different.

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2 months ago

A minimum percentage of 50% to 60% in Class 12 is generally required for admission to UG courses at Galgotias University. For BTech, students need to have minimum 60% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) or eligible subjects in Class 12.

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