Eligibility
Hello Vibhore,
The minimum eligibility to join for MBA in India is an undergraduate degree with 50% marks from any recognized university and candidate should have secure good percentile in CAT, MAT, CMAT and XAT or admission seeking institutes entrance test( LPUNEST, SRMJEEM). So as considering your mark, you won't
Hello,
The minimum eligibility to join for MBA in any reputed institute is 50% marks in UG from a recognized university and good percentile in national level entrance tests or admission seeking institute test LPUNEST(Lovely Professional University), SRMJEEM(SRM University) and DSAT(Dayanand Sagar University). As you have 49% in UG you
There are many colleges for BBA programmes. Each college has different criteria to take the admission. Some of the college take the admission through an entrance test & some of the colleges take the admission on the basis of merit list. Most of the top colleges for BBA has entrance
JNU doesn't have a law school or law faculty which could offer an LLB or LLM program. You can apply for 3 year LLB course in other colleges like:
DU- DULLB
BHU-BHULLB
LSAT India
AP LAWCET
Panjab University- PULLB
and you can check the complete list here.
Good Luck.
The new academic session for LLB will start in 2018 probably in the month of Jan-March. So till then you can keep the track on the official site of the forms and colleges you are interested to take admission in and also prepare for the entrances.
Let me know if
Please mention where you want to apply as the admission criteria varies college to college.
Can you please explain your query?
Are you asking for 80% in your boards exam?
Boards marks are not calculated in your result now it will be on the basis of marks obtained in your exam.
To get admission in Top NITs and IITs you need to get 75% marks
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