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Maths is not a mandatory subject to pursue BBA. Most of the universities and institutes accept students of all streams provided you meet their eligibility of minimum cut off percentage required in 10th & 12th and generally it is a minimum 50% marks in 10th and 12th.

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It depends from college to college. But the cutoff for B.A. Economics goes about 98 to 99 % every year. Besides there may be entrance exams for which eligibility criteria can be only 45 to 55%.

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You can do B.Sc in bio/biotech/physics/chem/life Science/nursing/pharma
or opt for B.A. (hons) in any subject or pursue law or do a 5 year integrated MBA from IPM (excellent packages) or animation etc.

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There are many sources available. You can search them on the internet which is the best source. You can also search for books online or in stores.

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Law through distance is not available. It is a full time course. Even if someone is providing any such course it will not be recognised by the BCI. You are eligible for a 3 year law course. So you can give entrance exams for GLC or take admission in a private college.

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