I scored 56% in my B.Sc computer Science degree. Can I enroll in an MSc computer Science program?
The candidates who wish to enrol into an MSc in Computer Science course need to secure a minimum of 50-60% in their bachelor's degree in order to be considered eligible for an admission. The marks can vary depending on the university you wish to choose. Many universities also conduct entrance exams
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