I got 57 percentage in CBSE. I belong to General Category. Can I take admission in KUK University for B.Sc Science?

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Kurukshetra University (KUK) requires a minimum of 40% aggregate marks in Class 12 for admission to its B.Sc programs, so with 57% in CBSE, you are eligible to apply. However, the actual cutoffs for popular and specialised B.Sc courses at KUK are much higher. For example, in 2024, the cutoff for B.S

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