B.Sc Computer Science

The basic Qualification/Criteria to do 2 years full time MBA course is: You need to have passed out graduation from any recognised university with a minimum of 50% for general category and 45% for reserved category. You may also apply for MBA entrance exam in case you have appeared for final years graduation exams, however need to submit documents later to satisfy the above criteria. After MBA entrance exam you need to undergo through Group discussion (GD) and Personal interview. (PI) Based on your final score (percentile) you may then apply for MBA admission to different colleges accordingly. Here are top 10 MBA specializations which are popular fields of study in MBA:
MBA in Finance. MBA in finance is one of the most popular and highly opted forms of MBA specialisation. MBA in Marketing. MBA in Human Recourse Management (HRM)MBA in International Business (IB)
MBA in Operation Management. MBA in Information Technology (IT)
MBA in Supply Chain Management. MBA in Rural Management. MBA in International Business (IB)
MBA in Agri Business Management
MBA in Health Care Management
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B.Sc (Computer Science): Admission Process
Most Universities grant merit-based admission to B.Sc computer science programme. The application forms are made available in the months of May and June. In the application forms, students mark their preference for computer science. Universities then declare a cut-off list. Students who will fulfill the cut-off are eligible for admission in that particular university. Universities such as Banaras Hindu University conduct Undergraduate Entrance Test BHU UET for admission to their honors programme in computer science. The syllabus for entrance test cover topics from physics, chemistry and mathematics. There are a total of 150 question, i.e., 50 questions from each topic. The questions are of 10+2 level. For universities which have provision for merit-based admission, the selection criteria is fulfillment of the cut-off percentage. For universities which grant admission on the basis of entrance examination, about 60% weightage is given to marks scored in entrance exam and 40% weightage is given to marks scored in 10+2.