B.A Eligibility

You have chances to qualify for cutt off.

Okay so according to the latest admission procedure 50% of your weightage is from class 12 marks and 50% from CUET. 345 marks in CUET is more than average talking about University of Delhi you can get good colleges like PG Dav and Zakir Hussain these college offers a hons subject which are preety much convincing.

You are very much eligible.

Hi,
You have to clear all of your main subjects to be eligible.

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Aspirants must have completed their 10+2 from a recognised board. Some colleges also specify that aspirants should have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate marks at 10+2 level. Some colleges also offer 5% marks relaxation in this criteria for SC/ ST candidates.

Hey Pragya
Aspirants must have completed their 10+2 from a recognised board. Some colleges also specify that aspirants should have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate marks at 10+2 level. Some colleges also offer 5% marks relaxation in this criteria for SC/ ST candidates.

Hey Ravitha
Aspirants must have completed their 10+2 from a recognised board. Some colleges also specify that aspirants should have secured a minimum of 50% aggregate marks at 10+2 level. Some colleges also offer 5% marks relaxation in this criteria for SC/ ST candidates.

Hello Saurabh, Yes, after earning any Bachelor's degree, you can pursue an MBA. It doesn't matter if you graduated in the humanities or the sciences; either one is acceptable. You can still enrol in an MBA programme through traditional college or distance learning. I hope it resolved your doubt. I wish you luck.

Hi. Candidates can pursue MSW Courses after completing graduation in relevant streams, with at least 50% marks from a recognized university. MSW Admission 2022 would be done either based on a merit list or an entrance exam. MSW Eligibility is that students must complete graduation in a relevant field.

The candidate must have passed 10+2 in any stream from a recognised school or board. The candidate must have acquired a minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for reserved candidates) in the 12th exam with all the subjects put together.