Can I get a college for B.Com (Hons.) if I score 55% in the CBSE exam?

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Shraddha Tiwari
8 years ago
Yes, surely you can there are many private colleges that give admission either directly or based on the entrance exam, so your marks may not be a problem as long you fulfil their eligibility criteria. So try checking out the list of such colleges and further details on https://www.shiksha.com/

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You can check the colleges list on Shiksha.com. They comprise details about the best colleges and you will get further details also.

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