What is the latest cutoff information for Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) at Government College?

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Yes, many BSc colleges in India do not require candidates to have a higher percentage to enroll. The minimum eligibility criteria to get admission to a BSc course is to obtain a minimum of 50% aggregate score in Class 12 with PCMB/PCM/PCB subjects.

College of Basic & Applied Sciences
Programme1st ChoiceSubject Requirements
BSc. Biological Sciences16 (18)C6 in Chemistry
BSc. Agriculture24C6 in Chemistry
BSc. Earth Sciences24C6 in Chemistry, C6 in Physics
BSc. Agricultural Engineering22B3 in Elective Maths

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