B.A

Hi,
Yes, she can go for it. There is no problem. She can choose MBA.

Hi,
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This is the open university established by an act of legislature for benefit of students who are not in a position to attend regular college. It seems that the university indeed is offering single subject bachlors degree. But then many universities across India also offer single subject BA. Do don't worry. I am attaching a link that will give you all required information about this university.http://admission.onlineuprtou.in/studycentre

There are some private colleges who are taking admissions. So, there are some chances that you get admission in this year.

I will suggest you to study BA because in civil service exam, most of the questions are coming from the areas like history, geography, current affairs, politics etc. It's better to improve your standard/base through studying B.A.

If you want to have a honors degree in a particular course, you must take admission in that particular courses only, like for example, if you want to do mathematics honors, then you must take admission in mathematics honors.

This year's admission is over. Probably you may try in 2019 April- June.

For IIMB, percentile around 95-100 would be enough, but it depends on various other factors which changes every year.

The fees is 3500 per year or full programme fee is around 10, 000 only. Regards