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Siddharth Sharma
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SEE first for your clarification. 10th and 12th scores don't matter when you are applying for not just IIM but any other college. What matters is what your graduation marks are. As I can say most colleges require at least 50% in graduation for admission. So, your answer is Yes, you'll get calls from Iims. Maybe not from the top Iims. But decent Iims will call you with the 99 percentile in CAT.
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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Students from any stream may apply for this course. The B.Voc in Hotel Management is an option for all prospective students. B.Voc is a work-integrated degree programme that gives applicants the chance to make money while they are learning. In this programme, theoretical lessons are held at The Hotel School (a partner of the training hub), while hands-on training is provided at top-tier hotels in Delhi and Haldwani, Uttarakhand. The Tata Institute of Social Sciences - School of Vocational Education (TISS-SVE), an NAAC A+ government, offers a B.Voc degree in Hotel Management.
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Patibandla Sahith
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There is no minimum bare limit to accept you passed but I would simply suggest to have at least a minimum of 60% in your 12th.
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Tejas AtriMBA (ABM) ,Chandra Shekhar Azad University(Kanpur)
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If you score well in CAT or other entrance exam then it won't matter. Be confident in GD and PI.
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Gaurav Kumar
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M.Sc. + B.Sc. Is an integrated course is a 5 year programme offered by NIT Patna and to take admission you have to give the IIT JAM Exam and also Candidate Should have passed 10+2 with minimum 60% aggregate Marks. Selection Procedure is then based on the score obtained in the IIT JAM Exam.
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SHASHANK GUPTA
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No, candidates must have Maths at Class 12 level for admission to BBA.
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
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Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Generally for most of the university the criterion is you should have minimum of 65% marks in overall and in mathematics and in PCM is required to take admission in B.Tech degree course. For reserved candidates the percentage varies from 50% to 65% according to the university. If you have very low percentage and you are worrying about admission in B.Tech then contact with the institution where you want to take admission or contact in the university under which you want to take admission they will provide you the exact criterion for taking admission in B.Tech according to that particular university under
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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Hello Laxita, Yes, a lot of universities and colleges offer BCA programmes. Candidates must have received at least a 50% overall score in their +2 exam to be eligible (this percentage varies from college to college). No IP or math requirements. I hope it was helpful enough for the queries you need to be resolved.
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3 years agoWill I get seat for BCA in Christ University in management quota? I got 64% in 12th and 84% in 10th.
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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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Hello Mahalekshmi At Christ University, a fixed number of seats are designated for foreign nationals. However, there is no management quota for Indian students at Christ University. There is no direct admission to Christ University; instead, all admissions are made through a selection procedure. I wish you luck.
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Sumit naroliya
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First of all, it directly depends upon the area of interest in medical line because there were hand full of opportunities in field of medical and choosing the right one matter. In every field private as well as government colleges were there and by the course of time every college has their procedure for seat allotment and eventually admission. Some require your 12th marks or some require entrance or some conduct their personal entrance exams. So at all Government and private doesn't matter, what matter is how you study, your skills your knowledge and your hard work. All the very best for you future.
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