What are the steps involved in getting a BSc seat at UNIRAJ?

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The BSc seat allocation process at UNIRAJ contains multiple steps. Firstly, students who are eligible must visit the university's official website and apply for the BSc course of their choice. After that, they must stay updated with the release of the merit list. Students who meet the cutoff are sel

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