I want to do 5 years integrated M.Tech course but CU of Hyderabad is asking for 60% in (10+2). Am I eligible for the same?

I got 54% in 10th standard.

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Rajat Goyal
8 years ago
I guess, you are a bit confused in understanding the eligibility criteria with 10+2. It means, your class 12th or PUC grade, not your class 10th. So, better start focusing on your subject to get your dream college.

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S
8 years ago
No, you are not eligible for that. You need to clear your class 12th. After that, you will be eligible for the course.

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