CBSE 10th

No, you cannot take the NDA entrance examination after 10th grade. As per the academic eligibility criteria of the NDA you need to have passed or be appearing in the 12th grade. If you are appearing in the 12th exams, you need to submit your marksheet at the time of document verification. Therefore,

Yes you can. Securing 100 marks in Math in class 10th is possible, if you are carefully solving all exercises and examples of Mathematics Textbooks of class 10th.

You have a great chance to qualify CAT as after you get 90 + percentile in CAT then there are many colleges from where you can get a call like the new IIM for the baby IIM and there are many other colleges which are decent created and they come under the of 50 colleges of MBA so you have really grea

CBSE Class 10th practicals will be conducted from 1st January 2023. The CBSE board exams 2023 will be held from February 15 onwards. Release of CBSE 10th exam date: December 2022
Release of CBSE 10th admit card 2023: January 2023
Conduct of CBSE 10th Term 2 exams 2021-22: February 15 onwards
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As you have been kept on waiting list it seems that you are one among the once who have the chnace of getting admission.The admission panel will just take a decision with comparison of you with other students.So hope for the best

There is no such differences in both the course it is inter related in each other aspects. The only major difference is BBA is fully job oriented and provide knowledge in depth and core knowledge but in BMS you get theory and logical knowledge.

Yes, of course definitely.

All depend upon your preparation. For a fact, class 12 exams are never easy, however, if you prepare well you stand a good chance of scoring well in the exam. Most class 12 exams are quite similar to previous year exams unless very drastic changes have been made, so expect something along the same l

Work hard, give more time to study, you will definitely achieve your desired results.

Work hard, give more time to study, you will definitely achieve your desired results.