Business Management Studies

BBA can be said to be the most relevant courses in management. You can always opt for BBA. The courses of BBA honors and BBA are almost the same but that of B.Com is not same it is different. You can check the official courses and syllabus included in the same.

Amity University is one of universities having the greatest fame. You can always apply for MBA course there for better exposure and application of knowledge in the practical life. Do get the details of admissions from their official website.

There are various institutes which provide you the MBA courses without CAT or MAT entrance exams. You can always apply for that. Please find out those colleges and apply for the admissions there so that you don't spoil a year. Your skills and abilities are more important than the entrance exams scores. So do apply for the same.

It is hard to understand why anyone wants to do MBA after CA. You can look for other certification courses like DISA, risk management, CISA, forensic, etc.

You might have a chance if you have any reservation criteria else give it a try. You have very great chance to get into this institute with this rank. Attend the counselling and choose your options appropriately. Try Shiksha college predictor for better analysis.

Yes of course you can apply for business management studies in Mumbai. It's not according to any states or cities. You can apply for the same and get the admissions as soon as possible because there would be only some seats left out for the same.

For 1st year - 110000
For 2nd year- 60000
For 3rd year- 60000
Total - 2.3 lakhs for 3 years.

Hi Pooja,
If you are not from maths stream it is definitely fine. You can always choose for BBA. It would have maths as a subject but that would be for only one semester and you can always score good marks in it as it would be basic algebra and geometrics. Go for BBA.

Yes, admissions for BBA would definitely have been started in all the institutes. Please check the colleges you want to pursue BBA in and get the further required information about the college by contacting the administration department of that institute.