MBA Eligibility

Lentu,
The admission criteria is completing class 10, 12 and bachelors degree. After that you have to sit for WBJEMAT exam and fill in the form and other formalities by coming to college in person. I hope this answers your question. Please do not hesitate to write if you have any other question.
Best,
Soumi

NMIMS is a very reputed MBA college. Apart from the basic eligibility requirements like graduation, it has its own entrance exam named NMAT for GD/PI call.

Minimum eligibility for application to the ITM PGDM programs is a Bachelors Degree from any AIU recognized University with minimum 50% marks aggregate.
Final year students may also apply.
In addition, candidates must have appeared for one of the following MBA Entrance Tests: CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT & State CET tests where applicable, and as per AICTE guidelines.

MBA after BBA is logical extension of management education. With BBA you can only get supervisory or lower managerial roles with salary of around Rs 20000 only. MBA from Tier I and II colleges will give push to your career and set foundation for long term high paying, high status job. MBA will entail further education for two years and loss of salary which you can earn after BBA. I am of the opinion that if there are no personal reasons, you must complete your education by doing MBA before starting your career.

You are not eligible for MBA entrance examinations in renowned B-Schools if you are a general category student. Reserved candidates with 45% marks are eligible to appear in MBA entrance exams.

If you are writing entrance exam for engineering colleges, then 12th class subjects will matter. If you are writing exams for MBA entrance exams, then class 12th science subjects will not matter.

It is a prestigious university in Canada. I am sorry to say that you are not eligible for the same.
For more details check out the website:
http://www.ryerson.ca/mba/admissions/

Ideally you are not eligible. You need a minimum of 50%. But I would suggest you to apply, if you would like to give it a try. Who knows they might give you an opportunity if there are not enough applicants.