Will I be able to take admission in BBA if my percentage is less then the aggregate one?

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Asked by Abhijit Jena
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7 years ago
Hi Abhijit, Your percentage must be minimum 45% for taking admission in BBA, for Big and Reputed colleges you must have to score at least 80%. You can check the eligibility of BBA at below: https://www.distancelearning.edu.in/university.php?tid=0&pid=110&cid=1519&ctype=3&pg=Bachelors&fn=Management&

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Mitika Nagpal
7 years ago
Minimum percentage is 50 to 55 percent for some colleges. Well, some take 45 percent or more too. But, if your aggregate is less than that, then chances are very thin.

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