What is the minimum percentage required by CBSE student for studying BBA in Chandigarh University?

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Asked by Rahul Verma
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naren pulikonda
8 years ago
Students need to have a minimum of 60 percentile in their 10+2 board exams and should have applied for an admission in Chandigarh University. Here are a few course details: http://www.cuchd.in/management/bachelor-of-business-administration.php.

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A  Kaushik
8 years ago
Dear Rahul, why to think about minimum percentage. Always give your hundred percent and try to be on the top. If you really want a good university or a college than it is possible through only your scorecard. Always keep your scorecard excellent. The actual reason behind this advice is if your score

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