What is the admission process of BTech for direct admission in Quantum School of Technology?

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Indrani Choudhury | Contributor-Level 10

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To get admission for BTech course at Quantum School of Technology, the candidate need to complete class 12 with 50%-55% aggregate. Students who are looking for BTech admission at Quantum School of Technology can opt for Q-CARE examination. There will be four versions of Q-Care examination – Q-Care I

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