Can I get admission if I have secured 49.3% in 10th and 65% in 12th? Am I eligible for integrated management programme?

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Asked by Priyansh Nair
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Ms  Somya
7 years ago
No, since the minimum eligibility criteria is 60% for class 10th, you aren't eligible to apply for the IPM course.

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Dear Priyansh, Sorry. But you still won't be eligible to apply as the eligibility criteria still remains the same: 50% or higher in 10th.

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