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What are the minimum percentage required for a student in class 12 Bihar board exam to get an admission in the CUSAT if he has cleared the CUSAT entrance exam?

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Ahalya Bose Posted On - Jul 22, 2021

Studied at Cochin University (2019)

Well, the minimum percentage required for a student in class 12th Bihar board exam to get admission in the CUSAT depends upon the field you choose. If we see in fields such as Instrumentation Technology, Marine Engineering, etc all require different eligibility criteria.

Eligibility Criteria for B.Tech in Instrumentation Technology:

Passed class 12th or equivalent examination from any state or national board in India, with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry took together.
Secured 55% marks in 12th or equivalent overall.

B.Tech. in Naval Architecture & Ship Building:

Passed class XII or equivalent from Kerala or any other board/university accepted by CUSAT with minimum aggregate marks of 60% (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics mandatory) and secured a score of at least 50% marks in Mathematics separately.
They are also required to have scored minimum aggregate marks of 50% in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry in class XII or equivalent.

B.Tech in Polymer Science & Engineering:

Passed class 12 from the state of Kerala with Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry as optional subjects.
Candidates must have passed any other examination accepted by the university as equivalent thereto with at least 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics and 50% marks in Mathematics separately.

B.Tech in Marine Engineering:

Secured at least 60% aggregate marks in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry in Class XII or equivalent.
Secured a minimum aggregate mark of 50% in English studied in either Class X or XII.
For this course, you have to go under a physical and eye fitness certificate at the time of admission obtained from Medical Examiners approved by DG Shipping.

Taking admission in any of the fields of CUSAT is worth it. If you get a chance to get into CUSAT do take it. Being a National University, it has its importance and reputation.