What are the qualifying marks for lpu university in M.Sc. Plant Science.

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kanu vashisht
7 years ago
All is on the CGPA you are having that is more than 6, you will be eligible for everything.

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Hi mam I got 1100 all India rank in lpu then I will get admission in lpu r not.

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7 years ago
Hello Anusha, LPU offers M.Sc. Agriculture (Genetics & Plant Breeding). For that, the eligibility criteria in the qualifying exam are:- Pass with 60% aggregate marks in B.Sc. Agriculture or B.Sc. Agriculture (Hons. ). Or B.Sc. Biotechnology (Hons. ). (4 years) or equivalent, subject to qualifying

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I written LPU-NEST 2019 xam recently for M.Sc. In plant Science I want cutt off marks list for reference would you please provide that information for me.

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6 years ago
Hi, LPU is a worldwide level University with fantastic placement records and world-class infrastructure. LPU has accomplished different achievements like more than 700 tie-ups with national and global organizations for placements and internships. Due to COVID-19, LPU supports admission to his studen

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Bhanita Sarmah
6 years ago
LPU offers M.Sc. Agriculture (Genetics & Plant Breeding). For that, the eligibility criteria in the qualifying exam are:- Pass with 60% aggregate marks in B.Sc. Agriculture or B.Sc. Agriculture (Hons. ). Or B.Sc. Biotechnology (Hons. ). (4 years) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPU NEST.

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I want to update you regarding the current term of admission-2020 in LPU. LPU is the best university of India with top placements and world-class infrastructure. LPU has more than 200 courses and every course has certain eligibility criteria to be fulfilled by a candidate get admission. Due to COVID

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