BAF: Admission Process

BAF: Admission Process

The admission process for the BAF course generally involves two primary methods: In particular, it can distinguish merit-based selection and entrance-based selection. Merit-Based Admission: It selects its candidates through the 10+2 examination which is a standard examination that SEBS seeks in its probands. The cut-off percentage for each college differs and the minimum percentage required by the student to be given admission is expected to be met. Entrance-Based Admission: Others even have entrance examinations to determine the ability and the existing knowledge of students. Basically, the final marks of these exams and the 10+2 percentage constitute the admission criterion.

BAF Eligibility Criteria

A candidate to be qualified for the BAF course must have passed the 10+2 examination from a recognized board with at least 50% marks. Certain colleges may also demand a subject in Mathematics or Accountancy in the higher secondary education of the students.