BBA

I am sorry, but it looks very tough as the in-house (people who have done junior college in Xavier’s) cutoff is above 85% and for other applicants, directly go for degree. It is above 95% for sure.

B.Tech + MBA is probably the best. BBA prior to MBA will help you know the basics of management studies.

Hi Shubham,
Fees for BBA in Ness Wadia College are feasible for in Maharashtra students, like around 40k and around 20k to SC and some other cast. For non-Maharashtra students and abroad students, fees are a little higher.

Hi Gaurav,
It is said that placements in Ness Wadia are pretty good.

There are various colleges in Mumbai facilitating BBA course. Admissions are on the verge of getting closed. Please find out the colleges and their cut-offs will let you know if you can get the admission or not.

BBA is the Bachelors of Business Administration, basically a management course. You get to learn the theories about the management subjects and practical exposure of the same. The course consists of 6 semester exams that is 3 years of study.

Dear Surendra, You can try for admission in LPU, Manipal, Symbiosis, etc. The minimum eligibility criteria is 50% in class 12th. Some offer admission just on basis of marks in class 12 and some offer it on basis of entrance test. All these universities have a wonderful infrastructure and world-class

Maharaja Surajmal is better among all, as the college has one of the best campuses in IPU. MSI has a faculty which is diverse too. You will find teachers to be really good at their subjects, but one thing they all have in common is that they all encourage you to take part in activities and organize

Maharaja Surajmal is better among all, as the college has one of the best campuses in IPU.
MSI has a faculty which is diverse too. You will find teachers to be really good at their subjects.
But, one thing they all have in common is that they all encourage you to take part in activities and organize