I scored 73% in 12th with PCM from CBSE. Can I get admission in this university for physics honors and want to join ISRO after this?

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Asked by Ashish Verma
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Pranav Sikkewal
8 years ago
Yes, you can get admission.

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8 years ago
Yes, it will be great. Just focus on your graduation now and try to score as much as you can. In the mean time try to explore yourself by different extra activity do some kind of research base product or try to at least involve in it.

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