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Aspiring candidates seeking MET Institute of International Studies BSc Business Administration admission need to clear the eligibility criteria specified by the institute to get into the course. The eligibility varies slightly depending on various factors. Interested students can check out the points listed below to know about the MET IIS BSc Business Administration eligibility:

• Class 12 or equivalent with a minimum of 70% or above in all of the subjects taken from a recognised board (CBSE/ CISCE/ NIOS)
• Class 12 or equivalent with a minimum of 70% or above in each of the top 4 subjects from a recognised board (CBSE/ CISCE/ NIOS)
• If the medium of Class 12 wasn't English, candidates need to clear an acceptable English Proficiency Test 

Note: The above-mentioned eligibility is valid only for those who have completed their schooling from an Indian board (state board included).

You can easily opt for a BBA + MBA integrated course with a concentration in export-import business. Most colleges and universities offer this kind of BBA-MBA integrated course which has a length of 5 years. This course includes the basic principles of business management enchased with advanced knowledge about international trade, logistics, and export-import operations. The result is the combination of a bachelor's with a master's degree in business administration, expanding many prospects in the export-import industry. The other thing is that you should be sure to check that the college or university offers a curriculum based on global trade and export-import business.

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Here's some information about the cutoff for the Post Graduate Diploma in Global Business Operations (PGDM GBO) at Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), University of Delhi:

Minimum graduation percentage
Applicants must have at least 50% in their graduation to be eligible for admission

Previous year qualifying marks
The minimum qualifying marks for the previous year were:
General: 268 
SC: 204 
ST: 127 
OBC: 238

SRCC is known for its academic excellence and high cut-off marks. Admission is merit-based and highly competitive. The cut-off marks vary each year and are determined by a number of factors, including the number of applications received, the performance of applicants, and the availability of seats.