Is taking the general and English test compulsory if I want to pursue B.Sc Agriculture through CUET?

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Yes, it is mandatory for anyone who wants to go to B.Sc from a recognised institute for global and English communication. Agriculture through CUET (Common University Entrance Test) for Agriculture. Applications must be from outside France and Switzerland to register. The CUET requires candidates to

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