Which are the universities in Canada with less 12th-grade requirements?

I'm still studying in 11th, just want to know the name of the universities which don't require 12th marks or require less 12th grades.

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Asked by Deep Bharaj
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Chetna S
7 years ago
You won't find any college or university which does not require class 12th score. Completing class 12th is mandatory. The grade requirements are generally high in Canada, also depends on how less you mean here. You cannot simply apply with a score of 45% or so, they won't accept. A minimum of at lea

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