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7 years agoMy 10th and 12th marks are less than 50%. I scored 62% in graduation. Will I be eligible for an MBA?
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Ms SomyaCurious soul. Discovering ways to explore myself.
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Hi, it depends on the exam you are planning to give and the college you are aiming for. Because, the eligibility criteria varies for each. If you have some quota, you will be granted leniency in the eligibility criteria. However, in general category, you wouldn't get to apply for exams such as CAT with less than 50%. Hope it helps. All the best!
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello! Yes, you are eligible to appear for CET and pursue MBA provided you have scored at least 50% marks in graduation. The cutoff for JBIMS is generally around 99.85 percentile and above.
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Aditya Raj Sancheti
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For getting admission into any MBA college, you need to have 50% aggregate in your graduation but you have 49.56%. So, I guess you will not be eligible to apply for the exam.
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Aditya Raj Sancheti
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If you have scored 45% percentage in your first year of graduation than you must work hard to improve your percentage because to be eligible for admission into an MBA college you need to have 50% aggregate in your graduation otherwise you are not eligible for MBA and if you have scored 45% in your 1st year of MBA than yes, you can opt finance but again you have to work hard because its not easy to work on finance.
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Manmeet Singh Duggal
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Yes, you can do MBA. You just have to appear for competitive exams like CAT, XAT, SNAP and much more. Clear the college selection criteria and that's all.
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Sushant Sharma
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Hi Krishnan,
It is advisable to opt for distance learning courses to continue your studies. Interested candidates can apply online to the above course with the required information.
All the Best.
It is advisable to opt for distance learning courses to continue your studies. Interested candidates can apply online to the above course with the required information.
All the Best.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Hi Kirti,
Yes, it is absolutely possible to get admission for MBA not at the age of just 26, but even at the age of 36. No problems in getting admission, but problem may arise in placements which you need to smartly tackle. Certain point to say in this regard:
#1): You need to have valid reason to explain your year gap since you aren't have any work experience. This 'un-reasonable gap' may restrict you to get admission in top B-Schools.
#2) Same thing you have to do during placement as top- companies choose the student with academic consistency. However, what you can explain to them is that within these years, you have acquired certain sk
Yes, it is absolutely possible to get admission for MBA not at the age of just 26, but even at the age of 36. No problems in getting admission, but problem may arise in placements which you need to smartly tackle. Certain point to say in this regard:
#1): You need to have valid reason to explain your year gap since you aren't have any work experience. This 'un-reasonable gap' may restrict you to get admission in top B-Schools.
#2) Same thing you have to do during placement as top- companies choose the student with academic consistency. However, what you can explain to them is that within these years, you have acquired certain sk
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aarti mishra
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Yes, Age factors are never limitations to education. Everyone have the right to educate at any age. But, before taking admission in any post-graduation course, you must complete your graduation course. All the best for your career.
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