I got 62% marks in 10th class and 56% marks in 12th class. Can I get admission in a good college for BBA and then after for MBA?

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arun dev
2016-03-11 22:32:23
Dear, I got your question! Firstly, dont be disappointed with the scores you got, always be focused and prove yourself in future! You can get admission for BBA in many of the colleges, take it as your first step of your dream, study well and score well in graduation (BBA) then crack MBA entrance a

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2016-03-11 22:35:53
Thank you for the help.

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