Is there any chance of getting an admission in Adamas University kolkata, if the percentage is below 60

10th - 53% 12th - 48%

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Shiv Kumar | Contributor-Level 10

a year ago

Admission chances to Adamas University, Kolkata are challenging when you have 53% from 10th and 48% from 12th due to the common entry requirements of 50% in 10th and 60% in 12th.

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Most courses at Adamas University have established minimum requirements starting from 50% in 10th followed by 6

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