Business Management Studies

Many CEOs complete an undergraduate degree first, work for several years as an employee, rise through the ranks, and then return to an MBA programme to earn a graduate degree. You don't need to put off joining the workforce just because you don't have all the education you want yet. The larger the company you're hoping to one day rise to the top of, the more important it is that you attend (and graduate from) a school that has some cachet attached to its name. Obviously, some CEOs never even graduated college, but by the numbers, your best chance is to have a prestigious name on your degree.
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Dear Rajat,
The selection process for full-time MBA in FMS are mainly based on graduation, a candidate must have passed in graduation from a recognised board with minimum 50% and the score achieved in CAT matters a lot.
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Hi,
If you are technically inclined, then it is also a good idea to do an MCA after BCA. BCA+MCA candidates may get jobs a bit faster than BCA. I wouldn't suggest MBA unless your MBA is from one of the leading management schools. If you are doing BCA and are good at coding, there is always an option of doing BCA+MCA.
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BK provides MBA course in evening batches. It is especially designed for working professionals. And to learn brand management, you can take marketing as your major.
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BK only accepts CMAT score. And it doesn't have integrated MBA.

No, it is not mandatory. The admission will be on the basis of your CMAT percentile only.

No dear, you won't be able to be a part of the process. But please confirm it with ACPC by calling them on the toll-free number. You will be guided for your each and every query.
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Arihant is one of the best books for BBA preparation. You can also go for Pratiyogita Darpan. Basically, there are four sections in BBA-CET:
i. English Language & Comprehension
ii. General Awareness
iii. Logical and Analytical Ability
iv. Communication Aptitude
You will get most of your study material in these two books. One more thing- don't take tension.
All the very best for IPU CET.

Not at all worth it. It's a huge waste of time and money. So if you're doing MBA from the distance mode, automatically, the job interviewer will assume that you know nothing practically, so it will be like a namesake MBA you're going to have with you. My suggestion would be doing a full-time MBA. It would be worth the cause of investing time and effort. If you have job experience in the management field before joining a full-time MBA, it is a huge boost for your career.
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