I am a business analyst fresher and Graduated in the year 2024 with 6.6 cgpa and I want to know does 10 and pu score matter to the universities?

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Ranjan J · Accepted Answer

Generally, for master's admissions, universities focus more on your undergraduate performance, standardized test scores (like GMAT or GRE), and relevant work experience. Your 10th and PU scores are typically not a significant factor in the decision-making process. Admissions committees are more interested in your recent academic achievements and how well you've prepared for the rigors of graduate study.​
That said, it's always a good idea to check the specific requirements of each university you're interested in, as some may have unique criteria. 
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Preet J · Answer

If you're applying for a master's program like an MBA or MIM, most universities will mainly look at your bachelor&rsquo;s degree marks, not your 10th or PU scores. So with your 6.6 CGPA in graduation, you can still apply to many good schools abroad.
That said, some schools might ask for your full academic history, just to check consistency. But they don&rsquo;t give much weight to your 10th or PU marks during the final selection. They care more about your college grades, work profile, and how clear your goals are.
Since you're a fresher and already working as a business analyst, you can also focus on building your resume and writing strong SOPs. These things will help improve your profile even more.
So don&rsquo;t worry too much about your school scores. Just focus on the things that matter now &mdash; your work experience, your motivation to study abroad, and how you present your profile in the application.