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Akhil Kumar LakumCareer Coach
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No, admissions for BBA are closed in the month of May.
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Jyoti Prajapati
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7 years agoCan I get a call from IIM-A? My profile: 10th-89%, 12th-76%, degree-59% and 2 years work experience.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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You will have to score 99.8% and above in CAT to be eligible to get a call from IIM. Since you didn't mention your rank, I assume you didn't give CAT exam. First, give CAT and score good marks.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
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Yes, NIOS is recognized by Indian Government, and it is accepted in all Universities for admission in Bachelors. NIOS is easily accepted everywhere. So don't worry about that and focus on your studies.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
Guide-Level 15
Pursue BBA+MBA dual specialization from a good institute. You can choose subjects marketing, retailing etc. That will help you in managing your business. There are many universities in India that provide this course.
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Capt Ankur SAPilot with Air India
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It depends on what is the eligibility of the course. If the course requires the entrants to be class 12th pass, and you have got compartment in 1/2 subjects, then you may be given admission provided you clear the qualifying exam in compartment exams.
In case the eligibility is just class 10th pass, then you can get admission. It will not depend on your class 12th results.
In case the eligibility is just class 10th pass, then you can get admission. It will not depend on your class 12th results.
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer
Guide-Level 15
You should choose subject in class 12th according to the course you want to pursue later. You can take PCM Group, if you want to do BCA B.Tech or B.Sc, or PCB Group, if you want to do MBBS MS etc. and Commerce group, if you want to pursue M.Com CA etc. For BA and MBA, your class 12th subjects don't matter.
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Sindhura rajagopal
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If you had arts stream, take up Bachelor of Arts in humanities, social sciences, languages, psychology, media and journalism.
If you had Commerce background, B.Com and then qualifications like ICWA and CA would be excellent.
If you had Science stream, engineering or medical depending on your skills - this is the broad choice. If not, consider doing B.Sc in varied options like physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology, genetics, biotechnology, physiotherapy, nursing, computer applications and IT et all. Alternately, you can consider hotel, hospitality, travel and tourism management as they are good options too. If it's engineering, choose
If you had Commerce background, B.Com and then qualifications like ICWA and CA would be excellent.
If you had Science stream, engineering or medical depending on your skills - this is the broad choice. If not, consider doing B.Sc in varied options like physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology, genetics, biotechnology, physiotherapy, nursing, computer applications and IT et all. Alternately, you can consider hotel, hospitality, travel and tourism management as they are good options too. If it's engineering, choose
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7 years agoWhich are the best courses that I can pursue after completing class 12th to get a high salaried job?
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Sindhura rajagopal
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Some very good job-oriented courses are B.Sc in Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, or bachelors in nursing, physiotherapy or bio-medical. Bachelors in biotechnology, genetics and bioinformatics are also good and wide options.
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