What should I do? I want to pursue B.Com or BBA after 12th with 45%.

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Asked by Pradeep Kumar
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Rohit Kothawade
9 years ago
You can take admission in both but it's not possible to get admission in good colleges with 45% but one thing is that if you want to do business, you should go for BBA stream or else, have an option of B.Com.

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Abhishek Vikram
9 years ago
You won't get into a very good college with this score but if you get into any college and thereon you work harder and emerge as an extraordinary student, you may have better chances in future.

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Hello Pradeep, Commerce as well BBA are in great demand these days. As a result in many colleges cutoffs has reached 85+%. Please ask yourself why you received these marks? Can you bid for the betterment of marks? It will be better.

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