How much percentage is required in class 12th boards for getting admission?

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Ravi Jaiswal
7 years ago
There is no fixed cut off for admission. It depends on the applications received and the percentage received of the students.

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Anisha Patil
7 years ago
Hi, see every year a specific cut off is released on the basis of the result. There is no percentage mentioned by the college. Please specify the course for which you wish to apply. Hope this helps.

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Pavan Kumar
7 years ago
Just pass percentage is enough to get an admission.

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Abhidha Pant
7 years ago
Hello, to be on a safer side you should get at least 65%+ in boards.

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