I dropped maths in 12th, so am I eligible for BBA?

Yes, you are eligible to apply for BBA. BBA is a Professional degree course in Management so after BBA, a candidate can land up doing own business or can get job in the corporate field. Once you have done your BBA degree, you can go for the master degree programme (MBA), offered by the various institutions in India and Abroad. The truth is that BBA on its own also has a lot of value. As far as the syllabus and curriculum is considered, you need not worry about all that because generally all B-schools do take care of these things. In any sector, business administration experts or professionals play a very significant role. The management is the way to reach on the top by using your leadership and working proficiency. A management professional always plays a vital role in his/her company. All sectors including government and public have various industries, companies, institutions or related organizations, come in the job prospective fields for a management professional. IILM, Lodhi Road offers international degrees to all its students. It focuses on providing exposure to the students both inside and outside the classroom through different modules. Also, it's a very good option for those students who want to pursue an international degree but are not able to go abroad. They provide lateral transfers starting 2nd year and also help in higher education abroad later on. It gives you endless opportunities to know yourself and helps you to make your dreams a reality through its different activities and mentoring. IILM, Lodhi Road provides 4 International degrees to the students I. e. : BBA in Entrepreneurship BBA in International Management BBA with Psychology BBA with Communication For more information visit our website <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://ubs.iilm.edu" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://ubs.iilm.edu</a> or contact our admission manager.

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Hi,Candidate must have passed in class 10+2 with the mentioned aggregate from a recognised board. Good luck.

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