Is Symbiosis College of Arts & Commerce Pune hard to get?

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B Muskaan Chauhan | Contributor-Level 10

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The admission to Symbiosis College of Arts & Commerce Pune is based on several factors, including academic performance, entrance exam scores, personal interview etc. The admission is merit based and it also depends on the score one attains in the SET or SNAP exams, these exams are conducted by Symbi

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