What is the selection process for B Sc. and what is the minimum 12th class percentage required at Geetanjali University?
Geetanjali University offers admission to BSc course based on merit in the last qualifying exam. Candidates need to complete Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English to apply for BSc programme. The aggregate requirement differs specialisation-wise for BSc. The aggregate ranges between 45%
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Geetanjali University's B.Sc. selection method includes merit in the qualifying test and admission exams for specialised fields such as Nursing and Dentistry.
To be eligible for admission to undergraduate studies at Geetanjali University, prospective applicants must have passed at least 10+2 with the
Upvote The selection process for B.Sc. at Geetanjali University involves a merit-based system, where admissions are granted based on the student's results in the qualifying exam, usually the 12th class, along with university-based counseling sessions. For B.Sc., students need to have passed 10+2 in the Sci
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