I have completed 12th with 58%. Which are the colleges in Delhi and MP for B.Sc psychology without any entrance exam?

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Ayushi Maurya | Beginner-Level 1

a year ago

Hello,

Well, without an entrance exam like CUET, you can't get into any government college, but you can get into affiliated colleges if the seats are available, like I'm in the University of Allahabad main campus. for the main campus, you have to qualify CUET exam, but the affiliated colleges like IS

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