If I score 95% in my Class XII CBSE boards, am I guaranteed a 100% scholarship for my entire BSc course?

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Not necessarily. While a 95% aggregate makes you eligible for a 100% scholarship, these are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis because seats are limited. Also this scholarship is only valid for your first year. Check the university's specific merit criteria to see if you can earn a differen

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