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Hi i got 172 marks in biology cuet, as sc candidate can i get admission in visvabharati university 2026-27 in bsc zoology?

Tathagata Das 4th Aug, 2026

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King Singh 9th Aug, 2026

Hello Student,

With 172 marks in CUET Biology and SC category you can certainly considered B.Sc. zoology at Vishwa Bharati, but admission cannot be confirmed from the Biology score alone. The final selection depends on the 2026-27 admission criteria, CUET subject requirement category wise Merit and seat availability.

Your 172 score gave you a reason to stay of hopefull but wait for the official 2026-27 merit cutoff before considering it confirmed. Best wishes for your admission!

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