I got 75% in 10th, 58% in 12th (PCM) and 60% in BCA, can I get admission in Galgotias University for MCA (AI&ML)?

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Yes, with a BCA and 60% marks, you meet the eligibility criteria for the MCA (AI & ML) programme at Galgotias University. The programme requires a minimum of 50% marks in graduation, and preference is given to students with a mathematics background at the 10+2 or graduation level. Since you have a B

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