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Jewel PSStudent Counselor
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Hi, You have to check with the college directly. Please visit the website and go through the eligibility. You can also check here for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/bba/course/bachelor-of-business-administration-madras-christian-college-tambaram-sanatorium-chennai-110316
https://www.shiksha.com/bba/course/bachelor-of-business-administration-madras-christian-college-tambaram-sanatorium-chennai-110316
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Mudit,
You have to narrow down your choice basically, there could be many factors such as your budget, your career goals, the country you want to settle down in, admission requirements, etc. France, Spain, Netherlands, UK, Singapore, New Zealand, Australia, etc., could be good options also keeping note of the fact that you have a three-year degree.
You have to narrow down your choice basically, there could be many factors such as your budget, your career goals, the country you want to settle down in, admission requirements, etc. France, Spain, Netherlands, UK, Singapore, New Zealand, Australia, etc., could be good options also keeping note of the fact that you have a three-year degree.
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Harshit Jain
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If you are interested in BBA, then pursue BBA and also prepare for CAT and other MBA entrance exams so that you can go for MBA and have better career opportunities. If you get a good B-School, you may get a good career start. After BBA, you can also get a job. There are two options either you go for BBA and MBA or after BBA, do a job for 2 to 3 years and then go for E-MBA. Both options are good. But try to pursue BBA and MBA from a reputed B-School.
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aashirwad kumar
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Yes, you can. Try to check BBA colleges without maths. I think Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Madras Christian College are other good colleges which allow BBA without maths.
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Kartik Rawal
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Most probably you should do MBA as you have done BBA, as it will yield you higher growth in every aspect from career to big pockets, as every business requires someone with potential in handling there daily affairs, so there are these managers who can help them.
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Kartik Rawal
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See you are already clear in your perspective for future that after BBA you need to do event management. So, no need to do anything apart from these things concentrate on this. That's it and even if you are going for a Diploma in event management, there is no other thing you need to do. You can even do it along with your BBA so that you can get extra benefits of experience along with BBA
And yes, one thing you can do if you are not going for Diploma is to go for event management as your specialisation in both BBA and MBA (if interested). That will benefit you a lot as it will only give you the direction towards your goal i.e. to be an e
And yes, one thing you can do if you are not going for Diploma is to go for event management as your specialisation in both BBA and MBA (if interested). That will benefit you a lot as it will only give you the direction towards your goal i.e. to be an e
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Rohit Samanta,
You can study at Harvard if you have an exceptionally bright profile, very good academic grades and outstanding extracurricular activities which can be in the areas of sports, arts and culture, literature, volunteering services and so on, exceptional SAT or ACT scores, etc. Read the Harvard website, see the kind of students they admit, you have to prepare your application accordingly and keep asking, yourself why should Harvard admit you over other applicants? Find out the unique factors in you.
You can study at Harvard if you have an exceptionally bright profile, very good academic grades and outstanding extracurricular activities which can be in the areas of sports, arts and culture, literature, volunteering services and so on, exceptional SAT or ACT scores, etc. Read the Harvard website, see the kind of students they admit, you have to prepare your application accordingly and keep asking, yourself why should Harvard admit you over other applicants? Find out the unique factors in you.
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