CBSE

The UGC NET Exam is over and the results have been declared. The exam was conducted in more than 80 subjects and the UGC NET Exam cut-off score was different for each subject. You have not mentioned the subject you want to know the UGC NET cut-off- https://scoop.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-result, but I am giving you the subject-wise cut-off marks below. Economics JRF & Lectureship- 66, Lectureship Only- 56
Political Science JRF & Lectureship-61.33, Lectureship Only- 52.67
Philosophy JRF & Lectureship 70.67, Lectureship only 62.00
Psychology JRF & Lectureship 64.67, Lectureship only 56
History- JRF & Lectureship-56.67, Lectureship Only- 50
Commerce JRF & Lectureship-64, Lectureship Only- 54.67
Education- JRF & Lectureship- 60.67, Lectureship Only- 51.33
Management JRF & Lectureship-62, Lectureship Only- 52.67
English JRF & Lectureship-60.67, Lectureship Only- 52
Law- JRF & Lectureship-70.67, Lectureship Only- 60
Geography JRF & Lectureship- 64, Lectureship Only- 55.33
Computer Science- JRF & Lectureship-60.00, Lectureship Only- 51.33
Environmental Science- JRF & Lectureship- 59.33, Lectureship Only- 52
Yoga- JRF & Lectureship- 72.67, Lectureship Only- 62.00.

It would be a little difficult relative to others but not impossible. To get into MBA 10th, 12th and bachelors are considered. Finally, the CAT score plays the most important role. Also, depending on the college the rules changes on what weightage is given to which section. You may do a little research on the colleges you aim for and apply by taking educated decision. For example for MBA in IIT Delhi you need to have good score throughout and in CAT. But I am sure there are other colleges which give more importance to other things like extra curricular activities. Find out more about the eligibility criteria for prospective college and then decides what's best for you. BBA or B.Com is again completely on you. Its better though to do B.Com as you would have good finance knowledge and may choose a career in that field.