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Hello,
Majority of the Canadian universities require 75% and above, the required percentile vary with universities and programs. You may refer here for the specific requirements and apply accordingly, follow the timelines and apply on time.
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/bachelors-of-business-colleges-cl
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Going after 12th will let you explore more courses and ideas but also this decision will depend on your budget, academic profile, etc. Calculate all the factors, speak to your family and decide.
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~ Only 12th standard science stream students are eligible to apply for B.Sc course.
~ 12th standard with mathematics subject students are eligible to apply for BCA course.
Since, that you are not having mathematics subject in 12th standard. So, you are not eligible for both the BCA and B.Sc course.
Being a commerce stream student that you have a lot of career options. You can apply for the Bachelor's degree courses like:
-Bachelor of Commerce
-Bachelor of Arts
-Bachelor of Business Administration
-Bachelor of Bank Management
-Chartered Accountant of In
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BA LLB-Bachelor of Arts and Law programs
B.Com LLB-Bachelor of Commerce and Law Programs
B.Sc LLB-B.Sc and Law programs
Law programs (LLB) can only be pursued through a post-graduate course and a student must be a graduate to become eligible to pursue the LLB degree. However, since the integrated law course includes a Bachelor's degree course as well, the two can be combined.
Sharda University offers plenty of options for students who are interested in pursuing the integrated law course.
Benefits of Pursuing the Course:
As the course can be pursued right after class 12th, a
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