Iam a CBSE commerce student and I take computer Science instead of maths so can I study BBA from Canada or any other foreign countries.
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Dear Farzeen, As a course BBA has really gained popularity due to its high relevance with different streams and at most Indian universities, it is not mandatory for you to have had Maths in 12th to opt for the BBA course. It is the eligibility criteria that you must have a look at by visiting the websites of your chosen universities. IILM University accepts applications for the BBA course if the student has cleared 10+2 in any discipline with minimum 50% marks from a recognised board. They can then proceed for the interview process (www.iilm.edu.in). Liberal education at IILM University also allows you to take papers across different d...more
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