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Animesh Wadhwa
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It is not possible. Entrance test is necessary. It is mandatory for all the institutes.
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
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After BBA, you can pursue Master's degree in the field of your interest. After that, you will have an opportunity to get a good job in any company. It will be very beneficial for your future as well. There are so many fields in MBA like finance, banking, marketing and many more.
All the best.
All the best.
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Om KatheIT Engineer,Writer,Anchor, Syaahi Chapter Head
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All the exams are over for admission to MBA. But if you have not given any exam then you can take admission via management quota.
Best of luck for your future.
Best of luck for your future.
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Roshni ChoudharyBA (H) Economics at St. Stephen's College.
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Executive MBA
If you are ambitious, your career is on the upswing, and you're looking to turbo-charge your resume, executive MBA (EMBA) is something you might want to consider. Unlike a full-time MBA, where the students are younger and relatively inexperienced, an EMBA programme is designed for professionals who have at least six to seven years work experience. Best of all, it's a flexible programme that allows you to keep your full-time job while earning your degree. The degree is aimed at anyone who is driven, keen to develop their managerial acumen, and wants to deepen their knowledge of the business. With a degree like this under yo
If you are ambitious, your career is on the upswing, and you're looking to turbo-charge your resume, executive MBA (EMBA) is something you might want to consider. Unlike a full-time MBA, where the students are younger and relatively inexperienced, an EMBA programme is designed for professionals who have at least six to seven years work experience. Best of all, it's a flexible programme that allows you to keep your full-time job while earning your degree. The degree is aimed at anyone who is driven, keen to develop their managerial acumen, and wants to deepen their knowledge of the business. With a degree like this under yo
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santosh bansal
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For your own business, marketing is the best option. I think so because if once you start a business then you have to sell something and for that, you need a market and for starting, marketing is to be needed not a human recruit.
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Sonik SourabhEngineer, PGPM 2018-20 @ MDI
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Sorry, to say dear, but doing BBA with these academics is not recommended. What you will do with these marks in future. I would suggest you retake class 12th exams and score good marks and then do BBA. Some low-class colleges will give you admission for money but that will not help you.
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HARSHIT NIGAM
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Boards marks have nothing to do with VIT admission but one should have 60% marks in physics, chemistry and maths. You will get admission in VIT University by writing VITEEE exam only otherwise it's not possible.
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