Is 50% in Class 12th Science stream enough for BSc at Amity University Bangalore?

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A 50% aggregate in Class 12th is only enough to be eligible for BSc in Animation & VFX and Applied Psychology at Amity University Bangalore.

However, other BSc courses require candidates atleast scorebetween 55%- 60% to be eligible for Amity University Bangalore BSc admission.

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