Hello, I am B.com graduate from Haryana (KUK) i want to do M.B.A in HR, 47.22% mark in graduation is it eligible for admission?

The eligibility criteria for MBA programs vary from institution to institution. However, in most cases, a minimum aggregate score of 50% is required in graduation to be eligible for admission to an MBA program. Therefore, with a graduation percentage of 47.22%, it is possible that you may not be eligible for admission to an MBA program in some institutions. However, I recommend that you check the admission requirements of the institutions where you wish to apply to confirm their eligibility criteria. Some institutions may also consider other factors such as work experience, entrance exam scores, and extracurricular activities while evaluating your application. It's also worth noting that some institutions offer MBA programs with different eligibility criteria or may offer preparatory courses to help you meet their eligibility requirements. Therefore, I recommend that you explore all available options and make an informed decision based on your individual circumstances.

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The eligibility criteria for admission to an MBA in HR program vary from institution to institution. However, most MBA programs require a minimum of 50% to 60% marks in graduation for general category candidates. As you have mentioned that you have 47.22% marks in your B.Com graduation, it is possible that you may not meet the minimum eligibility criteria for some institutions offering MBA in HR. However, some institutions may consider your application based on other factors such as your work experience, entrance exam score, and personal interview. Therefore, I suggest that you check the eligibility criteria of the specific institution you are interested in applying to and confirm if they have any relaxation in the minimum percentage requirement for SC/ST or other reserved categories. Additionally, you may also consider taking up an entrance exam such as CAT, MAT, XAT, etc., to improve your chances of getting admission to an MBA program. Please upvote if it was helpful

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