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SRM college offers various of courses at Bachelors level and masters level but it does not offer BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) at shipping management.

You can pursue other good courses rather than BBA at Shipping Management in SRM like BBA in Digital Marketing, BBA in Data Science, HRM, Finance, Marketing, Sales.

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Yes, you can definitely pursue BBA with 62% in 12th. Most universities and colleges have a minimum eligibility criterion of 50-60% marks in 12th, which you meet.

Yes, you can definitely pursue BBA with 62% in 12th. Most universities and colleges have a minimum eligibility criterion of 50-60% marks in 12th, which you meet.

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Yes, definitely you can pursue BBA after getting 62% in class 12th. The minimum requirement of percentage for BBA is 50%. No doubt, the percentage may vary but you can apply to various good colleges for BBA.

For pursuing BBA, candidate have to pass the 12th exam with various disciplines such as English, Mathematics, or Business Mathematics with a minimum of 50% of marks. If you meet this eligibility criteria then definitely you Can pursue BBA.

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The Department of Management Studies at JC Bose University of Science and Technology, YMCA, Faridabad offers the BBA programme. Candidates who have passed the Class 12 or equivalent examination from any recognised Board/ University with a minimum of 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for SC/ ST category candidates of Haryana only) can apply for the programme. Admission to the BBA programme offered at JC Bose University of Science and Technology is made on the basis of merit of qualifying examination. To get admission, candidates are required to fill out the application form online post which final merit list will be declared by the college.

If you have a strong foundation in economics, statistics, and mathematics from your BBA program, you might be able to prepare for the entrance exam effectively on your own.  The difficulty level of the entrance exam you'll be taking can influence your decision. Highly competitive exams might benefit from structured coaching.

Some students thrive in a structured learning environment with guidance from experienced faculty. Others prefer self-paced study with resources like textbooks and online materials.

Coaching for MA Economics:

Benefits:

• Structured Learning: Coaching institutes provide a structured curriculum and regular classes to ensure you cover all the necessary topics.
  
  
• Experienced Faculty: Coaching centers have faculty who can explain complex economic concepts clearly and address your doubts.
  
  
• Mock Tests and Practice Papers: Coaching institutes conduct mock tests and provide practice papers to help you get familiar with the exam format and improve your time management skills.
  
  
• Peer Learning: Studying in a classroom environment allows for interaction with other students preparing for the same exam, fostering peer learning and healthy competition.
  
  

Drawbacks:

• Cost: Coaching classes can be expensive, depending on the institute's reputation and location.
  
  
• Time Commitment: Attending coaching classes requires additional time management alongside your BBA studies.
  
  

Self-Study for MA Economics:

Benefits:

• Flexibility: You can study at your own pace and convenience, scheduling your learning around your BBA coursework.
  
  
• Cost-Effective: Self-study eliminates the cost of coaching classes.

Drawbacks:

• Self-Discipline: You need strong self-discipline to stay motivated and on track with your study plan.
  
  
• Structured Guidance: You might miss out on the structured learning approach and guidance offered by coaching institutes.
  
  
• Limited Practice: You need to find good quality practice papers and mock tests to simulate the actual exam experience.
  
  
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Yes, with a 1490 rank in the IPU CET BBA exam, you have a good chance of getting into JIMS Kalkaji.

Previous Year Cutoff Trends :

General category: Around 1500-1800 rank.

EWS/OBC/SC/ST: Higher chances due to relaxed cutoffs.