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Agrim Jain

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The application for MOF GGSIPU CETBBA 2019 will tentatively the third week of February and the process is likely to end in the first week of May 2019.

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Agrim Jain

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DU doesn't offers proper BBA it offers BBA (FIA) where FIA stands for financial investment Analysis. Secondly, DU offers BMS which is as similar as BBA. In both the courses admission is granted via entrance exam. You have to clear DU JAT for admission.

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Syed Asif

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Yes, you can pursue it after completing your four years graduation and meeting the eligibility criteria for MBA programme admission.

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AVISH BINDAL

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Not every college provide specialization in BBA. But, there are colleges which provide. Some Specializations are:
BBA in
Foreign trade
Retail Management
Entrepreneurship
Banking and Insurance
Finance
HR
Marketing
IT.

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Swati Bisht

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Hi Rahul,
Every campus of Jaipuria is best, but if you consider rank wise then Lucknow, Noida, Jaipur, and Indore.

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Syed Asif

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You don't specifically have to attend any competitive exam to get admission into degree course, however you would have to pass the entrance exam of the college you apply in.

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Swati Bisht

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Yes, you are eligible for BBA, as Science is the open field and after intermediate, you can opt for another undergraduate stream.

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Chetna S

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Hi,
Yes, why not. Human resources is a popular specialisation under management studies. You must, however, be clear with your interests and career plans and demonstrate them on your SOP clearly. Admissions also depend on your SOP, a lot of them.

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