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Yes many universities give admission on basis of graduation marks. You should try to give institutional entrance exam if possible. There are few good MBA colleges like Jamia, LPU, AMU, Christ University which conduct their own MBA entrance exams
Few good option could be- LPU
- Chandigarh University
- IIHMR Jaipur ( MBA Healthcare management)
- Jamai
- AMU
- Christ University
- KIIT
- Bharti Vidyapeth ( BVU CET)
- UPES
- Allahabad University ( conduct it's own MBA exam)
- Chitkara University
- Alliance University
Academic fees for these colleges range from 1lakh ( Jamia) to 10 Lacs. Due to covid impact some colleges are giving exemption to test score. You can also explore on the option of distance MBA from Symbosis, Kurushetra, NMIMS, IGNOU. SCDL PGDM in HRM is a good option for higher study along with job. Later on you can pursue executive MBA from IIM, XLRI, FMS etc. MAT conducted 4 time a year is another option. You can refer b school ranking to shortlist colleges.

The eligibility criteria of DU's LL.B. Is given below. Eligibility : Three Year Law Degree Course: An applicant who has graduated in any discipline of knowledge from a University established by an Act of Parliament or by a State legislature or an equivalent national institution recognised as a deemed to be University or foreign University recognised as equivalent to the status of an Indian University by an authority competent to declare equivalence, may apply for a three years degree programme in law leading to conferment of LL.B. Degree. Marks requirements in Graduation: General 50%, OBC 45% and SC/ST 40%. Age requirement : There is no age bar to appear in the exam as per the order of Supreme Court of India. Admission criteria : Du LL.B. Entrance exam. There are three law centres in Law Faculty. Their names are Campus Law Centre (CLC), Law Centre - I (LC-I) and Law Centre II (LC-II). So from above you can be eligible for DU's LL.B. If meeting the above marks criteria.