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If I get 45% in 12th from CBSE then what can I do. I am a student of Commerce stream. Can I do BBA and B.Com? Is it beneficial to do BBA separately or to do with B.Com? Or is it possible to do one from regular university and the other from distance mode?

You cannot do BBA and B.Com jointly at the same time. However, both the graduation courses are related to Commerce stream.

As B.Com has more advantages and scope over BBA, so I would recommend you to choose B.Com course.

After B.Com course, you can pursue MBA course which has much greater scope to get jobs in MNCs.

If you are pursuing MBA from IIMs, then you will be having greater opportunities. But to get admission into IIMs, you have to crack CAT exam.

1. The eligibility criteria for Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Business Administration is that candidate must have passed 12th from a recognized board. Top colleges offering these courses require higher percentage of marks at 12th level. Some college take admission through entrance test like IPU CET exam.

2. It is better to focus on one course rather pursuing two courses from different colleges in distance mode. From second year of B.Com, you can join BBA from any distance university approved by UGC and DEC.

As per my suggestion you can go for B.Com course rather than BBA course. B.Com. stands for Bachelor of Commerce. Bachelor of Commerce is an graduation level course and the duration of this course is three years.

In order to get admission in Bachelor of Commerce course, candidate must have passed 12th class from a recognized board. The minimum percentage required in 12th class for pursuing Bachelor of Commerce course is 45%.

As per my knowledge, you are not eligible to get admission in good regular University after 45% in your 12th class so my suggestion to you is that you can apply for admission iin private college.