I don't have mathematics in 12th class, can I take the npat and get admission in nmims BBA course?


Yes. Maths is not a mandatory eligibility condition to appear for NPAT exam. SVKMs NMIMS conducts NPAT exam for admission to eight different courses offered by different campuses. Eligibility criteria for all these courses will vary. The space below mentions the courses that do not require candidate
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