What do you mean by distinction in B.Sc? What are the advantages of distinction?

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    astha singh | Scholar-Level 16

    8 years ago
    Distinction is awarded to students who do well in their academics, and score high marks in exams. Normally, the threshold for scoring a distinction is 75% but may vary from institute to institute. A distinction basically means you have a strong hold of the subjects studied in B.Sc. Even when you are applying for admission to institutes for your higher education, you are held in good stead and teachers and students look up to you. People get highly impressed if you tell them you are a distinction holder in your degree/Diploma. Apart from that many recruiters may give you preference over other candidates who are not distinction holders.

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