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Respected Sir, I am a Gujarati student and I am a Housewife, I completed my intermediate almost seven years ago. Now I want to continue with my studies and pursue BMS so I want to know am I eligible to pursue BMS after seven years of completing class 12th? How can I apply for the course? Please answer as soon as possible.

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Respected Sir, I am a Gujarati student and I am a Housewife, I completed my intermediate almost seven years ago. Now I want to continue with my studies and pursue BMS so I want to know am I eligible to pursue BMS after seven years of completing class 12th? How can I apply for the course? Please answer as soon as possible.

Sorry, that you are not eligible for BMS course through regular mode. However, you can do BMS course through distance or correspondence. There is no age limit needed for BMS course through distance or correspondence. To be eligible for BMS the candidate need to be 12th pass from a recognized board. The candidate needs to score at least 55% of marks in 12th board examination.

Hi,
Yes mam you`re totally eligible for BMS course but only through correspondence or distance mode and not through regular or full-time.
There are various Universities providing BMS correspondence course such as:

-Mumbai University(mu.ac.in/portal/distance-open-learning/distance-open-learning-more-info/)
-IIBMS(http://iibms.org

Hope this hleps!

As per the eligibility criteria for BMS, in most colleges the age to start this course has to be between 16-21 years. Although this age band varies from college to college and university to university, it generally doe not deviate a lot from this.
Thus, I am sorry to say but a full time BMS course in any reputed or even a half decent college is out of the question.
Although few universities will allow you to complete this course via correspondence or distance education, these universities will not be very reputed ones at all. So, although you will get your degree it would not be worth the effort as:
1. The college from which you did the degree won't be a reputed one.
2. The degree of BMS is an in demand degree but the correspondence or distance course does not have as much demand or importance as the real degree because BMS is an on field type of a degree where you do need to do real hands on project to learn the real essence of the subject.