Is Paris-Saclay University hard to get into for Indian students?

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Paris Saclay University acceptance rate is 20%, as per unofficial sources, which suggests it is competitive to get into for Indian students. As per student reviews on some third-party forums, getting a seat into UG programs is generally easier than getting one into a PG programme at Universite Pari

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