Can I get admission to IIMC Jammu for PG Diploma with 60% in Class 12th?
The minimal percentage needed to be eligible for admission to IIMC Jammu's PG Diploma programs is usually between 50% and 55% of a bachelor's degree. Meeting these requirements does not, however, ensure admission because admission tests, interviews, and work experience are often part of the selectio
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