Indeed, with a 70% in class 12, you can apply to the GNIOT BBA program. The GNIOT BBA programme requires 10+2 with a 45% cumulative GPA, with a 40% waiver for students in the SC/ST categories. With 70% in class 12, you therefore fulfill the prerequisite for admission to GNIOT's BBA program.
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Yes, you can get into GNIOT BBA with 70% marks in class 12. Eligibility for GNIOT BBA is 10+2 and at least 50% in aggregate. However, the actual admission process and selection criteria may vary depending on the year and course you are applying for. It is recommended to check the official websites
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Students those who have studied Science with Maths (PCM/PCMB) in UP Board Class 12th can opt any of the following popular courses:
- BTech/BE
- Integrated MTech
- BCA
- BArch
- BSc
Students with PCM/PCMB combination can opt any of the courses below:
- MBBS
- BDS
- BPharma
- Nursing
- Paramedical
Students from other
To access the HBSE 12th result, students need to enter roll number. In some cases, the login window also requires date of birth or name.
HBSE 12th result 2026 will be announced separately for different streams. Students can check their results by logging with the required details.
After HBSE 12th result is announced, students need to collect their marksheets and passing certificates from the schools. Those not happy with their marks can apply for rechecking/re-evaluation. Students who failed in one or two subjects can apply for the compartment exam. They can take admission in
HBSE 12th result includes details as given below.
- Name of the student
- Roll number
- School name
- Marks obtained
- Total marks
- Percentage
- Qualifying status
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