My NATA score is 100 and 12th score is 50% from CBSE school, can I get admission in Rizvi College, Mumbai?

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Asked by Ashish Yadav
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Sharath H Aithal
8 years ago
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Mohammed Faraz
8 years ago
You may try but I believe that your class 12th percentage will pull you down a bit.

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8 years ago
Hi Ashihsh, Your NATA score is okay. You may get admission on the basis of the same as per last year cutoff but your percentage in CBSE is less. With 50% you just meet the eligibility criteria but if in case any student has more marks in 10+2, then the preference will be given to them. All the best

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