CBSE 12th

MBA is a postgraduate degree, so it makes no difference how well you did in your 12th. To be eligible for an MBA at ASAS Kochi, you must have a minimum of 60% in any graduate degree. Though the selection process begins with a valid GMAT/CAT/XAT/MAT/CMAT score, it is followed by performance in GD and PI.

YES! You can get admission in the IIRM Hyderabad with 70% in 12th class. You should have a bachelor's degree with minimum 50 percent  in any discipline form a recognised university. You also should have a valid score in the entrance exams like CAT/MAT/XAT/GMAT/ATMA/CMAT/STATECETS/IIRM CET.

If you writing your final exams then also you can apply, the admissions will be based on the test scores followed by interview. 

Admission to AIIMS Kalyani for MBBS is extremely hard, with the typical cutoff for Class 12th being much higher than 60%. AIIMS normally demands strong performance in both the entrance test and the board examinations. It is best to strive for a larger proportion to increase your chances. Check the official AIIMS Kalyani website or contact the institution for the latest up-to-date entrance requirements, since they may change. Consider extensively preparing for the entrance exam to boost your application. Admission selections are made based on a number of variables other than the Class 12th percentage.

Yes, you can get into The WB National University of Juridical Sciences with 60% in class 12th as it satisfies the eligibility criteria. In order to be eligible for admission in The WB University of Juridical Sciences, one must have a minimum aggregate percentage of 45 in 10+2. However, the selection process accepts CLAT score, 12th CBSE, ISE and WBCHSE. So, your admission to The WB University of Juridical Sciences is subject to the cutoffs and seat availability of the target year.

Yes, you can get admission at NLSIU with 60% in Class 12th. Admission to the BA LLB (Hons) programme is strictly based on the CLAT entrance examination. Therefore, students have to secure good enough ranks in the exam to be eligible for admission.  

Admission to the MBA programme at Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences (SIMATS) normally needs a bachelor's degree rather than a 12th-grade score. Specific qualifying criteria and application requirements for the MBA programme may change, therefore for the most up-to-date information, check the official SIMATS website or contact their admissions department.

Yes, you can get into KLE University with a 70% in class 12th. However, some programs may have higher cut-offs. You should check the specific admission criteria for the programme you are interested in on the KLE University website. You may also be required to take an entrance exam, such as the KLE Scholastic Aptitude Test (KLE SAT). Your chances of admission will depend on your overall academic record, your entrance exam scores, and the competitiveness of the programme you are applying to.

Yes, you can get admission in NIT Mizoram for B.Tech with 60% in class 12th,  but you have to get a minimum 65% in physics, chemistry and maths and a total average of 75% in these 3 subjects or you have to be in the top 20 percentile of your boards exam. 

Moreover, you have to clear JEE MAINS with a good rank. 

Yes, You can get into Amrita School of Arts  and Sciences Kochi  B.Sc with 70% in class 12 th. 10+2 with minimum passing percentage as 50% is required.To get admission in Amrita School of Arts and Sciences a candidate should secure 65% in 12th. According to the College's academic  Students passed 10+2 with physics, chemistry, biology and english as main subjects with 50% marks in aggregate are eligible for applying B.Sc courses in Amrita School of Arts  and Sciences Kochi.

With a commendable score of 70% in your 12th-grade board exams, you meet the eligibility criteria for admission to Government Law College, Churchgate, particularly for the BBA, LLB program. Generally, candidates are required to have achieved a minimum percentage of marks in their 10+2 examination, typically falling within the range of 45% to 50%, depending on   university. Your 70% score makes you a strong candidate for pursuing a legal education at this esteemed institution.