What is the ideal time to apply for BSc at SMIT, Manipal University, and is completing Class 12 mandatory?

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Abhishek Hazarika | Contributor-Level 10

a year ago

Admissions to SMIT BSc programmes are open early, and students are encouraged to apply early since the institute has limited seats. Applicants can apply before appearing for their final exams. The admissions committee will take into account the marks of previous year/exams in processing the applicat

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