Bachelor of Physiotherapy

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CUET papers: General Aptitude Test (501), English (101), Physics (322), Chemistry (306), one of Mathematics / Applied Mathematics (319), Biology / Biological Science / Biotechnology / Biochemistry (304) — the row's mapping cell reads “General Aptitude Test English,Physics,Chemistry, Mathametics/Applied Mathematics, Biology/ Biological Science/ BioTechnology, Bio Chemistry” and joins them so that all are required. That comes to exactly the five papers CUET (UG) lets a candidate sit. These last four rows drop the “+” the rest of the file uses and separate their papers with commas, running “General Aptitude Test” into “English” with no mark between them at all. Counted as all-required this cell would name six papers, one more than CUET (UG) allows; what settles it is row 22, whose cell is the same to the letter and whose eligibility reads “PCB/M” — a choice between Biology and Mathematics. Read that way the cell comes to five. The all-required reading is ruled out here for a second reason: this row's own eligibility asks for PCB, which is a candidate who has not studied Mathematics at all. The university's own requirement for this programme: 10+2 in Science stream with PCB & English subject with min. 50%