Business Management Studies

Yes. Tathastu ICS students receive dual career readiness:

• Corporate roles (marketing, HR, finance)
• Government jobs (banking/regulatory)

This widens career scope compared to a traditional BBA.

Instead of separate coaching after graduation, the BBA programme at Tathastu ICS integrates aptitude, reasoning, quantitative skills, and current affairs alongside academic subjects throughout the 3 years.

The Tathastu ICS BBA programme prepares students for exams such as:

• Banking (IBPS, SBI)
• Insurance (LIC, AIC)
• Regulatory bodies (RBI, SEBI, NABARD)

This ensures students are aligned with multiple secure career options.

Tathastu ICS BBA programme combines a traditional BBA degree with structured preparation for government exams like banking, insurance, and regulatory bodies. Unlike a regular BBA, students graduate with both a degree and competitive exam readiness.

Admission to the Amity International Business School is generally considered moderate because of its selection process. There is no entrance exam required for admission to the AIBS Noida BBA programme. the minimum eligibility for the course is having 60% marks in Class 12. Additionally, there is a selection round, which is also not so difficult.

SRM University Sonepat considers CAT scores for admission in MBA. Aspirants with MAT, XAT, NMAT or any other Management entrance exam score can also get admission. Candidates can also appear for SRMHCAT conducted by the university.

Aspirants must pass a bachelor's degree with at least 50% aggregate to apply for MBA at SRM University Sonepat. Candidates must have score in CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, SRMHCAT, etc. for admission in MBA programme.

The BBA at Amity International Business School is generally considered worth it because of its good infrastructure, industry-related curriculum, and premium campus. The institute also offers placement opportunities and internships to its students. There are various specializations available in BBA at AIBS Noida.

MAT is overall an easy exam, but if you compare the sections, usually the Quantitative Aptitude is considered tougher than rest of the four sections, due to calculation intensive questions.

All the MAT sections have same weightage, i.e. 30 questions and 30 marks. So candidates must keep in mind to prepare each section properly and poor performance in one section can affect overall score.