Hello,

All the three courses BBA, B.com (//B.com) and BMS are good in their own ways and have almost similar opportunities, but I would suggest that if you are going for an MBA then you should go for BBA or BMS. (//B.com)

Hi aspirant ,

your pcm percentage percent should be at least 75 percent for admission in nit , iiit , iit . for giving jee main there is no percentage criteria . but this year a student with any percent can take admission in iit , nit , iiit .

Greeting Aspirant,

Last year students with around 89-91 aggregate marks got Admission in BA(H) in Economics. So you can expect to get yourself admitted either in the 1st list or 2nd list. The competition is very high so students getting above 95 will get their name in 1st Selection list.

Hello,

In this course admission is done solely on the basis of merit secured by you.Their will be no entrance test for this course.

Generally the cutoff for BA goes quite high for outstation students(>96%).

For general students it's(>94%)

For reserved its around 88.

So hope for the best;

Hello,

Improvement examination marksheet and regular examination marksheet hodls the same value, the only difference is the marks scored in the subjects in which you have appeared in improvement exam will be given. And you can appear in all subjects for improvement examination or you can appear in one or

Hello Aspirant,

Since you did not mentioned about the course for which you are enquiring and also  your category so it is little bit difficult to guide you accordingly but if considering your profile, you are an Arts aspirant. So for BA in St. Xavier's College, Mumbai 50% of the

hi,

see sorry to say it would be difficult to get admission in tier 1 and reputed institute like iits, nits, jadavpur university etc since marks recruitment of 12th course is higher , for iits and nits, cftis marks criteria is 75% aggregate for general, for sc/st candidates marks citeria