BBA

Hi Akshat,
A Higher Secondary (10+2) qualification from a recognised educational Board. A minimum aggregate score of 50% (general) and 45% (SC/ST) at the 10+2 level. Students having completed 10+2 in the Commerce stream are generally given preference, although students from Science or Arts streams a

Hello Avinash
Good communication skills, present ability and selling skills are quite basic requirements as mostly sales profile is offered to Freshers.

Every year, they do job fair in their college and a lot of seniors get jobs and 76% were selected for internships and the average salary was 12000 for my seniors at HP, Canara bank, IBM, Infosys, etc. All the students were given a role. Fees is approximately Rs 2.5 Lacs.

There is no such college that would allow you to enter in the middle of a course, however, if you want to enter then you may choose to do lateral entry by accepting the loss of money.

Yes, you can pursue journalism after any degree. If you think you can pursue this career with ease then go for it. Because you are just doing for the sake of degree then do not waste your time. Choose your career wisely.

Last year, the closing cutoff for M.Tech in PGCET was 2566.

Yes, you are eligible for getting admission in IISWBM for MBA in HRM.
Interested candidates can apply online/ offline with required information.
Group Discussion
Shortlisted candidates will be called for group discussion based on the percentile obtained in CAT.
Personal Interview
Shortlisted candidates w

As you have completed your graduation , you can eligible to apply for MBA - HRM !

For BBA, if any student is from arts with English, commerce or science then he/she is eligible for this programme.

A good institute is considered to have more value in the job market than a distance course. Syllabus and course structure wise the courses are almost same. The difference between these two is interaction with the others. You should choose a good institute to do your course from, whether full time or