What are the academic requirements for getting admission in NAIT College for a business administration course?

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Rashmi Gupta | Contributor-Level 10

10 months ago

Academic needs for admission at NAIT College for business administration course are -

For High School students:

min score of 65%

must have also studied English and Math as compulsory subjects must have scored 55% in each subject

must have studied 3 additional 30 level courses like Math Biology Physics C

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