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Vineet Kumar RohillaPersuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University)

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You have to calculate only graduation marks for this which should be atleast 50%.

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Vineet Kumar RohillaPersuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University)

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There is no specific need for 10th and 12th, you just have to clear all exams get above 50 in UG and then scoring above in entrance will automatically give you merit. 

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Pritpal Singh

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Hi Zubair,
Yes, you will be eligible for MBA, You must have a minimum of 40% in Bachelors. If you have then no one can stop you to taking admission in MBA, You can prefer distance learning universities for MBA programme as you must have to do some work after completion of Bachelors, therefore, the distance learning mode is the way of online learning. You can attend live lectures and recorded lectures at home or wherever you want.

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Jahnvi Patel

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Cut-off for BK generally revolves around 95 percentile every year. So, count accordingly.

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Jahnvi Patel

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Yes Rahul, you've pretty good chances. All the best.

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Jahnvi Patel

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The selection procedure for BK evening batch is as follows:
1) First preference would be given to those who have given CMAT, as well as having minimum 3 years of experience.
2) Second preference would be given to those who have given CMAT
3) Third preference would be given to those who have not appeared for CMAT but have min 3 years of experience.
In CMAT, you must be having at least 55 percentile.
After the preference, the selection would be based on interview.

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Jahnvi Patel

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You'll have to select specialization in second year of MBA. And the cut-off will be around 95 percentile for open category.

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Abhishek vaishnav

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Fair chances of getting a call as per your profile.
All the best

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