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Shefali Arya

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Which test are you talking about?

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Sarvesh Kinfer

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You need to have a minimum of 60% in 2nd PUC but it may vary with different colleges and universities.

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anila k

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You can learn a language course along with schooling but it's not a great idea to go for a job just after you 12th. To get good packages I would suggest you complete your graduation and thereafter you can go for options like a translator or interpreter.

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Prem Khanna

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If you have interest in law then you can surely pursue LLB after B.Sc.

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Namrata Singh

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With BBA degree, pursuing MA in criminology won't be possible. For criminology, you need to have Master's programme as a graduate degree in Arts or Science with 50% marks aggregate.

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Gaurav Shandilya

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Hi Rahul,
You can certainly pursue MJMC after completing your graduation in BA. Alternatively, you can pursue Bachelors in Journalism from a government university like Delhi University, Mumbai University and alike, which will not burn a hole in your pocket and will give you a quality education.

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Akansha GoyalA Nature Lover

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You can apply for the state level government exams like for UP residents UPTU is that available form one can fill to get admission in government colleges, also you can apply for other semi-government and private colleges forms like GGSIPU, DU, etc.

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Sayali WankarInspirational and people person

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Hello,
So, as per your performance, you may or may not get a call since CET cut-off is high this time. And sorry to say, but the probability is somewhat less this time.

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Ryan SequeiraOpen to questions regarding MBA

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Yes, you can prepare yourself well with the current news and things happening around the world and the field you want to get into.
You will need to clear the GD&PI rounds among all the other applicants, so thorough preparation is required.

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