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Bhavani
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Yes, you can get admission to the BBA programme at GIBS Bangalore with 60% in your Class 12th. GIBS considers a variety of factors for admission, including academic performance, entrance exam scores (like GIBS AT or other recognised exams), and personal interviews. While your Class 12th percentage is important, GIBS focuses on overall potential, skills, and the ability to succeed in the program. With the right mindset, passion, and dedication, you can secure a seat at GIBS and make the most of the learning opportunities offered there.
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Vishakha
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Yes, after completing Class 12 in Science stream, a student can pursue BCom (Hons.) course at Saveetha University. To get admission, candidates would need to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria set by Saveetha University. However, for BCom and BCom Honours courses, the preferences are given more to Commerce stream students.
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Aneena Abraham
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Yes, you can surely go for Criminology after class 12. To be considered eligibile for Criminology courses, you must have completed Class 12 from a recognised board with a minimum aggregate of 50% score.
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Sonali
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There are no prerequisites such as educational qualifications, age restrictions, or prior language learning experience. The IELTS is accessible to anyone who wants to showcase their English language proficiency. However, it is preferable that students above the age of 16 appear for the exam.The IELTS exam does not require a minimum educational qualification for eligibility. Anyone can take the IELTS test regardless of their educational background
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Ranjeeta Rai
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A minimum of 60% aggregate in 12th, along with an attempt for MHTCET or JEE Mains for Graduate programs, is required to get into MIT Pune. Passed HSC exam with more than 50% marks in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and maths (45% marks in case of OBC candidates belonging to Maharashtra). Non-zero marks in MHTCET, too is necessary for Maharashtra State candidates seeking State Quota seats. Out-of-state candidates must possess the same academic standards and should have secured marks more than the cut-off marks in AIEEE.
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Anurag Shivam
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The CBSE 12th cutoff for admission to the Sanjay Gandhi Institute of Trauma and Orthopaedics (SGITO) is 35% aggregate. The institute also accepts ISC and Karnataka 2nd PUC exams. Here are the eligibility requirements for some of the courses at SGITO:Bachelor of Physiotherapy: A minimum of 40% in 12th B.Sc. A minimum of 35–40% in 12th BMLT: A minimum of 35% in 12th MS: Eligibility is based on the NEET PG exam To be eligible for the courses at SGITO, candidates must also:Have Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as their main subjectsCandidates from Kerala must pass the Vocatio
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Neha Arora
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To get admission at Manipal Academy of Higher Education for MBBS, a candidate must qualify in the NEET UG exam and attain the required rank. There is no requirement for 10th and 12th marks if the NEET UG criteria are satisfied. However, candidates must be eligible to take the NEET UG exam and have the eligibility criteria to appear for the exam.
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abhishek gaurav
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A minimum of 60% aggregate in 12th, along with an attempt for MHTCET or JEE Mains for Graduate programs, is required to get into MIT Pune. Passed HSC exam with more than 50% marks in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and maths (45% marks in case of OBC candidates belonging to Maharashtra). Non-zero marks in MHTCET, too is necessary for Maharashtra State candidates seeking State Quota seats. Out-of-state candidates must possess the same academic standards and should have secured marks more than the cut-off marks in AIEEE.
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