I have scored 63% in class 12th CBSE am I eligible for BCA at VIT

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Asked by Aditi V
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Vibhor Kashyap
7 years ago
Sorry, I don't think you're eligible for VIT. They require a candidate to score at least 70% in +2 in order to be eligible. So, you can't pursue BCA from VIT. But there are many other universities which will get you admission. You can try Christ University Bangalore, which is also considered as one

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Atish Chandra
7 years ago
Yes, you are eligible, you have to clear the entrance exam to get admission into VIT.

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D
7 years ago
Yes, you are eligible for VIT's admission.

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The minimum eligibility to join any UG courses in VIT is 70% in 12th. So, you are not eligible to take admission in VIT.

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7 years ago
Hi Aditi, As you have scored only 63% in class 12th, so it will be a little bit difficult for you to get a seat in BCA at VIT. But don't worry, participate in the counselling process and wait till the last round of the counselling. At the same time, to be on the safer side, apply for some other col

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