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Students who want to enrol in a four-year combined BSc + B.Ed programme must meet certain eligibility requirements, which vary per college. However, the following are the fundamental eligibility requirements that a student must meet in order to be admitted to this dual degree programme:

The candidates should have passed a recognised board or school's 12th level test or an equivalent exam.

In the 12th grade, the candidate must have chosen Physics and Mathematics as their primary courses, along with one of the optional topics from Chemistry, biology, or biotechnology.

The student must have received a minimum of 50 percent in the 12th or comparable test (45 percent for restricted candidates).

The admissions process for the BSc + B. Ed dual degree is divided into two parts: direct admission and admission through the university's entrance test. Direct admission allows an applicant to be admitted based on his or her performance in the 12th grade or an equivalent exam.

Some institutions, on the other hand, hold their own admission exam to determine student eligibility. Qualifying applicants are summoned for the counselling procedure, where they must pay the admission fee, present their required papers, and secure their spot for acceptance into the BSc + B.Ed integrated programme, based on their entrance exam scores.

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