I have scored less than 60% in 12th boards. Am I eligible to get BBA at GGSIPU?
Admissions in GGSIPU are based on the entrance exam conducted by IPU, known as IPU CET. To be eligible, candidates must pass Class 12 or its equivalent exam with a minimum aggregate of 50%. So, you can apply for the BBA course even if you scored less than 60% in your Class 12 boards. Your 60% marks
Admissions in GGSIPU are done on entrance-basis. The basic eligibility requires the candidates to pass Class 12 or its equivalent exam with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Hence, you can certainly apply for the BBA course even if you have scored less than 60% in your Class 12 boards. However, BBA admiss
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