What is the latest cutoff information for B Sc. at Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce?

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    Arun Kumar S V | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago

    According to the official website of anil surendra modi school of commerce (asmsc), the cutoff for B.Sc. (honours) in economics for the academic year 2021-22 was as follows:

    1. For general category students, the cutoff was 91.5% in class 12 or equivalent examination.

    2. For reserved category students, the cutoff was 86.5% in class 12 or equivalent examination.

     

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    Ritika Varshney

    a year ago

    According to the requirements for admission to the Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce (ASMSOC), applicants must have passed the Class 12 exam or an equivalent test. To be taken into consideration, a minimum cumulative score of 60% must be obtained. Candidates must also have completed a Class 12 course in mathematics or statistics, highlighting the significance of quantitative abilities in the curriculum.

    This standard acts as a fundamental yardstick to guarantee that new students meet the academic requirements and are prepared for the demanding courses at ASMSOC. The college hopes to draw applicants who have consistently shown a hig

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  • The eligibility criteria for admission to Anil Surendra Modi School of Commerce (ASMSOC) stipulates that candidates must have completed their Class 12 or an equivalent examination. Achieving a minimum aggregate score of 60% is necessary for consideration. Additionally, candidates must have studied Mathematics or Statistics at the Class 12 level, underlining the importance of quantitative skills in the curriculum.

    This criterion serves as a foundational benchmark to ensure that incoming students possess a certain level of academic proficiency and aptitude for the rigorous coursework expected at ASMSOC. By setting a minimum percentage req

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