What is the selection process for B Sc. and what is the minimum class 12th percentage required?
The selection process for Bachelors in Science is passing from class 12th in Science stream with minimum of 50 to 60% aggregate from a recognised board. Also the passing percentage may be different in other colleges depending on the colleges policy also there is no entrance exam taken for Bachelor i
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The selection process and minimum 12th class percentage for B.Sc. programs can vary among universities and colleges. Typically, admissions are based on 12th-grade or equivalent exam scores, especially in relevant subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics for science-related B.Sc. programs. T
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