What are the University of Plymouth requirements for Indian Students?

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Chandra Shekhar | Contributor-Level 9

a year ago

There is a University of Plymouth requirements for Indian Students that need to fulfill to get into the university. Students must submit the proof of English Language proficiency and provide the additional documents during the admission process. We have mentioned the Plymouth requirements below:

For Undergraduate admissions

· Complete your High School Certificate (year 12) or the Indian School Certificate (year 12) or the All India Senior School Certificate Examination (known as the Delhi Indian School Certificate Examination Year 12) with at least 60% or above

· Mu

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