Do BBA students also have to give the LPU-NEST exam or by seeing 12th mark sheet student will be selected?
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Both will be considered for final selection.
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It's up to you whether you want to give the LPU NEST or not. LPU NEST is given basically to gain some scholarship. If you don't want to give LPU NEST then you should have scored 70% above in 12th. -
The Eligibility of BBA in LPU is candidate should be Pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English) but you can still give LPU nest for scholarship purpose.
LPU is good in all perspectives whether it is teaching, placements, infrastructure or other facilities. LPU gives career pathways like whether a student is interested in placement, higher studies or government sectors or enternprunship. So as per the interest and decision of student lpu gives the inputs. I chose the placement so I got special classes of personality development, soft skills etc. And it really improved my performance in handling interviews, aptitude tests etc. E...more -
Eligibility for BBA is you need to pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English) or equivalent. So, it is not compulsory to write LPU-NEST but if you want to give LPU-NEST as scholarship exam, you can give.
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Hi,
The Eligibility Criteria to seek admission in BBA is Pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English) or equivalent. For a candidate, who has not studied English as a subject, the condition of English may be waived off provided the candidate in his qualifying exam has studied in English medium.
So, LPUNEST is not compulsory. However, you can give it for scholarship purposes. The last date of admission to avail maximum scholarship is 30th June 2020.
During the current lockdown period due to the COVID-19 pandemic, to support candidates, LPU has initiated a fully online application to the admission process. Visit the link https://www...more -
Beyond just education, the BBA degree has a lot of scope when it comes to careers. This is one of the few degrees where students can get high-paying jobs in management and administration right after graduation. The country's economy is growing, and many new companies are coming up. The eligibility for the course is 50% in Diploma (Mgt./Commerce/Economics) (3 yrs after 10th) OR (2 yr / 1 yr after 10+2) .Students who have completed BTEC Higher National Diploma Level 5 (with Merit) are eligible to take admission in 3rd Year of BBA (Lateral Entry).
Let me share the salient features of this course in LPU that will clarify your doubts.
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