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Tanveer Khan

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50%+ with no backlogs. You can apply now for BCA with your class 10th and 11th class marksheets, and can get admission even before class 12th results are out. You will have to take a small entrance test and personal interview to get admission.
Hope that helps.

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Tanveer Khan

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If you want to do MBA immediately after graduation then you can save money and get into a normal college, otherwise, if you are planning to gain experience, I would suggest you to try and get admission in Christ for BBA (regular). If you are hardworking and lucky, you can get good placement offers, which would be good for your career. Also, it prepares you in the best way which will help you in your MBA too.

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Sorry, you really did perform well in MAT as 600+ score makes you eligible for all courses, but you do not fulfil other major requirements of getting 50% aggregate in all the semesters of your undergraduate degree, but I think you are eligible to pursue MBA leadership and management in Christ. I am not so sure about Balaji University.

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Tanveer Khan

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I personally suggest you to go for MBA finance or dual MBA (Christ and from Germany), Virginia commonwealth USA and Christ MBA, MBA in Leadership and Management. Jobs in tourism even after doing MBA are very less paying and, mostly, it's a desk job once you gain some experience and perform well you might get a traveling job but otherwise MBA tourism is of no use. You have 600+ MAT score that makes you eligible for all MBA courses offered by Christ.
All the best.

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Tanveer Khan

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Yes, forms are already out, start applying for your course. You can go to the college website www.christuniversity.in. Admissions column is the first thing you would see.

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Tanveer Khan

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For SAARC nation USD $2300 each year is the fee for students applying for BA-CEP course. Students pursuing international curriculum must note that eligibility is according to AIU stipulations. Applicants pursuing IB curriculum must have 3 HL and 3 SL with 24 credits. Applicants pursuing GCE / Edexcel must have a minimum of 3 A levels. Hope that helps.

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Raghul Krishnan

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No, you need to score a minimum of 600 marks.

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Megha Aggarwal

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The entrance exam for UG courses was scheduled to be conducted on December 17 for early admission. I would request you to contact the college for further updates. Visit the link for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/azim-premji-university/exams/azim-premji-university-national-entrance-test-net? course=788.

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