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8 years ago
With BBA degree, pursuing MA in criminology won't be possible. For criminology, you need to have Master's programme as a graduate degree in Arts or Science with 50% marks aggregate.

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Purse science (PCM) is the best option to go for Jet Airways Training Academy to get a Certification in In-Flight.

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Which courses can I pursue along with sports management?

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8 years ago
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I think you should only do sports management because, in this, you will get less time for other things and if you are really interested in that, you should do only this. After completing the management course find a good job.

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Yes, you can prepare yourself well with the current news and things happening around the world and the field you want to get into.
You will need to clear the GD&PI rounds among all the other applicants, so thorough preparation is required.

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For masters in statistics, you must have At least 50% marks in B.A./B.Sc and at least 45% marks in Stats/Maths during 3 years of B.A./B.Sc programme.

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Yes, it's a very BIG problem As both are not the same courses. One is related with accounting and other with business. When colleges take in their consideration, they prefer BBA aspirants when students have same marks applying for MBA.

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