I applied for B.Sc. (Hons.) Economics. What is the admission process, expected merit cut-offs, and personal interview schedule?

I scored 82% in Class 10 (85.4% best of five) and 87.4% in Class 12 (90.8% best of five) in the Commerce stream with Applied Mathematics. Do I have a chance of getting admission?

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