Can I get into University of Mysore with 75% in class 12?

<p>University of Mysore offers MBA based on Karnataka PGCET exam scores. It is done for full-time and part-time programmes. As per the eligibility criteria mentioned for both part-time and full-time, the needed percentage should stood at 50% and 45% for unreserved and reserved category candidates in their bachelor's degree, however, there is no percentage criteria mentioned to be needed by the candidates in 12th. Moreover, Karnataka PGCET eligibility criteria for MBA admission is as follows.</p><h4>Karnataka PGCET Eligibility Criteria for Full-Time MBA</h4><ul><li aria-level="1">Candidates must pass a three-year bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognised institute.</li><li aria-level="1">Qualifying marks in the bachelor's degree examination is specified below based on the social category of the candidate</li><ul><li aria-level="2"><strong>Unreserved Candidates:</strong>&nbsp;50% aggregate marks</li><li aria-level="2"><strong>SC, ST and Category-I of Karnataka Candidates:</strong>&nbsp;45% aggregate marks</li></ul></ul><h4>Karnataka PGCET Eligibility Criteria for Part-Time MBA</h4><ul><li aria-level="1">In addition to the Karnataka PGCET eligibility for a full-time MBA course, candidates must have a work experience of not less than three years as of the year 2025.</li><li aria-level="1">The establishment or the workplace of the candidate must be within 40 KM radial distance from the institution he/she is seeking admission in.</li></ul><h4>Karnataka PGCET Eligibility Criteria for Government Seats</h4><p>Candidates should have studied and passed from a government-recognised educational institution located in Karnataka for a minimum period of seven academic years commencing from 1st standard continuously or in broken period and must have passed class 10th or class 12th from a government-recognised institution located in Karnataka.</p><p><strong>OR</strong></p><p>The candidate should have passed the qualifying examination from Karnataka. In addition, either of the parents must have studied for a period of seven years in Karnataka</p><p><strong>OR</strong></p><p>Children of ex-servicemen who had declared a place in Karnataka as their home town at the time of joining the defence services. In addition, such candidates should have passed the qualifying exam from a University or Board located anywhere in India.</p>

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