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23rd April 2018, 10:48 PM
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How much percentage in required in graduation to attain admission in M.Sc courses under Calcutta University?


I'm pursuing my graduation now and will be completing in this year after which I'm planning to do M.Sc under Calcutta University. SO would like to know the minimum percentage I should score in my finals so as to be eligible for M.Sc under Calcutta University.




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17th May 2018, 10:23 AM
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Default Re: How much percentage in required in graduation to attain admission in M.Sc courses under Calcutta University?

Eligibility Criteria Required to get admission in M.Sc course under Calcutta University:

The minimum percentage you must have secured in Bachelor's Degree in order to be eligible for pursuing M.Sc course is "50% marks".

The basic eligibility criteria required is as follows,

>> In order to pursue M.Sc in Physics for instance, you must have completed B.Sc (Hons) in Physics or its equivalent exam with minimum 50% marks.

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You may refer 7th page of the notification for getting more details of the course eligibility criteria.
 
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