Hi, I completed my 12th standard 2 years ago and got 60% in it. Can I pursue BBA aviation with that kinda percentage?

12th standard Science stream PCMC. Currently in the U. S. A doing my B. S in Aircraft Operations. This is my 2nd year so its mostly just general education classes. But because of the COVID-19 crises, I am having problems continuing my education here. So I have decided to come back to India.

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Pradeep Kumar | Scholar-Level 18

6 years ago

Yours 12th marks are very good enough for pursuing BBA aviation courses. The eligibility criteria of UPES Dehradun is given below for an example. Eligibility criteria for BBA Aviation Management and BBA in Aviation operation: Minimum 50% marks at Higher & Senior Secondary level (10th & 12th). Admiss

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