Can I get into UPES - Experience Centre BBA with 70% in class 12th?

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Asked by Nishar Ahmed

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Answered by

Indrani Choudhury | Contributor-Level 10

6 months ago

Yes, candidates who complete Class 10 and Class 12 with at least 50% aggregate can apply for BBA course at UPES - Experience Centre. The selection criteria for the course is UPESMET UG/UGAT/CUET UG/Merit + PI, PI + SOP (Global BBA). Candidates whose score less than 50% in Class 12 are not eleigible for admission.

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Answered by

Faking Next

a year ago

The eligibility criteria for other programs offered by UPES, it is likely that a minimum of 50% marks in class 12th is required for admission to the BBA programme. The admission process for the BBA programme at UPES (Admission Office) may also involve an entrance exam, personal interview, and group discussion. Therefore, it is recommended to check the official website of UPES (Admission Office) or contact the admission office for detailed information on the eligibility criteria and admission process for the BBA program.

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