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Well, honestly, it is a percentile game. So, it's not just your score that will determine your admission. You will be compared against all the test takers of a particular exam, to be provided AIR. You should start preparing seriously.

Around 220 should be enough. However, if you have reservations edge then 120 is enough.

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BITSAT exam is easier than JEE Advanced. You've got good grades. Prepare well for the exam and take multiple online tests.

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Dear Gunjan, The eligibility criteria for BCA / BBA course is a pass in 10+2 examination recognised by a Board / University / 3-years professional Diploma programme of HSBTE equivalent with 45% marks in aggregate. For more details, visit www.gangagroupofinstitutions.com

No, there will be no problem till you are eligible to get there.

1. For Maths student, IIT (JEE-ADVANCE) is a common entrance examination after qualifying. Students can get into IIT or NIT or many good colleges of India. Important thing is exam though. And, IIT and NIT have excellent placement cell where you can get great jobs.
2. Do whatever you really want to do is always an option where you can become expertise and be on top in on your own field.

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