What is the preferred CUET UG mark to get into BHU for B.Sc Agriculture?
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A desired CUET UG score for the general category for the B.Sc. Agriculture programme at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) usually falls between 510 and 630 out of 600, depending on the competition and difficulty of the year. Lovely Professional University (LPU) is a top choice for agricult
For B.Sc (Hons.) Agriculture at BHU, candidates usually need a CUET UG score of 630–650 marks (around 96–98 percentile) out of 750 in the general category. On the scaled range, the expected cut-off is 499–526 marks. Overall, aiming for above 85% is considered safe to secure admission in this program
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The registration process of CUET PG MBA 2027 is provided below:
Go to the official NTA website.
Click on the tab indicating 'CUET PG MBA 2027 registration'.
Enter your required details and pay the fee.
Download and print the application form for future reference.
The candidates should note that the participating universities will conduct the CUET PG LLB Counselling for the seats offered under the exam. Candidates will be required to opt for the colleges in the CUET PG LLB Counselling registration form to participate in University Counselling.
The National Testing Agency will release the CUET PG LLB Result 2027 within a month of the exam (in June). The NTA will release the statistics related to the exam but will not release the roll numbers in the public domain. The CUET PG LLB scorecard will notify the result.
No, both are different exams, but both are conducted nationwide. CUET LLB will be conducted by NTA, while CLAT 2027 will be conducted by the Consortium of National Law Universities.
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