What are the requirements for the UCLA Bsc Computer Science course for Indian students?

The below are the Must have completed both X and XII state board or CBSE examinations.
Must have a score above 70% and no mark below 60.
UCLA does not consider SAT and ACT
English Requirments
- the applicant must provide the university with transcripts of their academics with Higher education certificate
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