I am a 12th pass out from CBSE board and want to take admission in JNU for B.Com honors. I've got 71% in class 12th. Am I eligible?

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Asked by Mihir Seth

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Manjeet Jakhar | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

As per my knowledge and experience, you have to qualify the entrance exam of JNU for B.Com.

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Harsh Ranjan | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

Hello Mihir, Generally, to apply in this college, a student just need to score more than 50% marks in the qualifying exam but admission is done on the basis of cut-off marks decided by the college so you can fill the form but for admission and honors subject, your choice totally depends on the cut-o

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