Is it possible to do graduation without 10th?

I'm a school dropout, can I do B.Com or BBA from CV Raman?

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Asked by Munna Shariff
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Rohit Kothawade
8 years ago
Not, it's not possible. There is a simple reason of this that your graduation is your last or second last step and class 10th is your 1st step if you are trying to take a direct jump on the last step, how it can be possible as you need to prepare a base. So, you need to complete all the steps and th

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SAMARTH AGARWAL
8 years ago
No, since at the time of admission, there is need of class 10th and class 12th marks sheet for the admission. Because, all colleges have some eligibility criteria that one has to fulfill it. Then only the candidate will get the admission.

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