What is the cut off for M.Com in Calcutta University.

If someone get 55% in B.Com is she/he can secure a seat for M.Com in cu?

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Most of the time cut off for Calcutta University Students is 64% in 1st list and it may go upto 62.5 at last. If someone is having below 62 they can appear for written entrance test which will allow the students with low percentage to grab another 50% reserved seats via Entrance.

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