What is the eligibility for BSc at B.K. Birla College of Arts, Science and Commerce?

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Eligibility for BSc is Class 12 from a recognised board. Candidates require minimum 45% aggregate for some courses. The admissions are based on Class 12 merit. Students can fill the application form on the official college website.

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The seats are allocated on the basis of Class 12 marks. The college releases a cutoff list for each category. The cutoffs are based on Class 12 aggregate of applicants. Students who clear cutoff can go with next steps of admission process.  

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