CBSE 12th

If you think you can score more than 70% in 12th after improvement then go for it. else dont waste time if again you would be stuck in 60s. as entrance exams can help you get admission with 57 too. But a few MBA colleges will not accept you if your score is less than 70

Hi Pragati,
If you want to do only MBA after graduation then BBA is a good option but only from good recognized college. But if you want more career options after graduation then b.com is good subject. You will have to keep in mind that BBA have more theoretical part while B.com have more calculations and practical part. Hope this answer helps.
Best of luck for you future.

If you are doing science then go for IIT, NEET. If you are from commerce then do CA, CS, ICWA, CFA, CFP, CCAP, BBA, B.Com, M.Com, MBA. If you are from art stream then do BA, BA LLB, BBA LLB, BA in history, BA in political science, etc.

Are you appearing for CAT again in 2016? Because with the score what you have got in 2015 it's pretty much difficult to get into a premium B-School. Your work ex is not a mandatory for admission.

Sumeet, being a commerce student you can go for courses like B.Com, B.Com (H), B.Com (Prof.), Integrated B.Com-M.Com, BBA (with different specializations), BBA (H), Integrated BBA-MBA, B.Sc (Economics), CA, CS, ICWA, etc.
Integrated/ dual courses are more beneficial than simple/ pass courses.
There are many good universities that are offering these courses along with good placements. Some even are offering scholarships on basis of your previous qualification.
Good luck.

Hi Yuvraj, The basic qualification that we required is 12th from any stream for any Under grad courses and you need to clear the Pear Entrance exam and Personal Interview. Please feel free to contact us for any further clarifications or call on 011-49807137 Sonia Sachdeva

Bank syllabus consists of basic maths , marketing , computer section, reading comprehension, logical and verbal reasoning

If you want to secure more marks in board exams it can fetch you a bright future. Yes, you can do it because 52% is not enough.

You need to work very hard if you want to study abroad.

There are authorized admission agents / consultants of foreign universities in India. For example, consultancies like Santa Monica, Campus Abroad, etc. They will guide you how to apply for such programs.
Kindly, contact any authorized overseas educational consultancy as soon as possible.