Business Management Studies

LM Thapar is a good option for Management course as their teachers are very experienced and the university degree is very valuable and also one of the best thing about them is that they offer some of the best on-campus job offers.

Yes, you can complete your degree by re joining, all you have to do is satisfy the eligibility of the course you are applying for. LPU providing quality education, and have provided good rankings to the university on various parameters like placements, quality education, industry interface, infrastructure, international relations, Tie-ups etc. LPU provides plenty of opportunities to its students to take part in events, competitions, fests in order to let them grow their personality and give them a chance to polish their skills.

Whatever specialisation you take, there is going to be a common subject in your first year. The level of difficulty will be different from individual to individual.

All specializations of MBA have their own scope and niche. Regular, general MBA and now more advanced version MBA Hons are also great, as you can take different electives and learn about other niche fields. You have to check your aptitude, interest, passion, personality traits, bent of mind, analytical ability, aspirations and dream career or deciding on any of these. The best way is to ask your parents, teachers, some experts etc.

You have lots of options in many good B-Schools. You just have to explore them and choose one according to your criteria like in Delhi, you can try for JIMS, Jaipuria, Jaypee or Asia pacific or you can try for Christ or ITM.

Every college has its own entrance test, generally AICET is taken which is easy if you prepare for books like RS Aggarwal.

Yes, you can get domain knowledge of your field of work through MBA in healthcare. MBA with knowledge of technology will make you eligible for Business Analyst role. So, it's a good option to go for MBA in healthcare. Check the below link for MBA colleges -
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-healthcare-hospital-colleges-india.

All are courses are good, but you should go with your interest. If you want to do MBA, you can choose any one of them because for MBA, you need to complete your graduation with above 50% and as per my opinion BBA + MBA is good.

Yes, wait for caps, there are admissions going on in some colleges even after the starting of the term. Also, look for admission against cancellation after the 4th cap, on the official website of colleges.

There are over 23 Distance/Correspondence M.Phil colleges in India Offering 42 Courses. Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed list of these colleges. You should be able to navigate to a college of your choice using the filters on the web page.