Business Management Studies

You can refer this link for eligibility and cut-off details https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-kct-business-school-kctbs-coimbatore-88686.

There is no specific target in terms of the score because admissions to SIBM Bengaluru are done through a Cut-off percentile based on a candidiate's performance in the SNAP Test. Unfortunately, there is no way to predict the correlations between a score and a percentile. The cut off percentile also varies every year based on cumulative performance trends of the applicants and the quality of the paper. However, if you wish to know past year cut off percentiles or any other information, feel free to enquirer or visit www.sibmbengaluru.edu.in.

Hi,
You can become a investment banker after your graduation but you can pursue internship in a investment bank. You can become a investment banker by B.COM/BBA. But finance/ accountancy is compulsory.
Good luck!

It surely depends on college concerns. But, as per my concern many colleges and institutions see it seriously and even many appreciate it or ignore it. Just if you know anyone where you want to do your management course, just consult with them. They are better person to answer this question.

Yes, surely, you will choose your specialization. Work hard and achieve the best.

MBA in Canada requires a four year Bachelor's degree plus work experience plus a GMAT score. Without these its difficult to find a college. You can check Thompson River University and Vancouver Island University, please visit their website for details or you can look for PG Diploma / MS Management.

Hello Shibin,
As per the eligibility criteria candidates appearing for final year examinations can also apply, but their admission will be subject to obtaining a minimum of 50% marks (45% for SC/ST) in the qualifying examination.
Also, no, SIBM Pune doesn't have a management quota.

Dude, it's not too easy for you now because your percentage is not good enough to get admission. But, you can work hard more and wait for some more rounds in counseling.

You are doing a very good job Rohit. As you also have the experience of 5 years. If you want to improve some more, then you can do MBA for more benefits in future.