What is the eligibility for BBA course admission at Lords University?
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Candidates must have completed Class 12 from a recognised board, achieving a minimum of 60% marks to meet the admission standards.
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Candidates who have completed Class 12 with at least 60% aggregate can apply for the BBA course. Candidates are required to fulfil the eligibility requirements and submit their proof of eligibility during the document verification round. Any candidate found ineligible during the verification process
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