Business Management Studies

Yes christ university accept does accept ATMA score for admissions but you need to have taken it. June 2019, December 2019 February 2019.

Hello,
Well, there is no exemption, but at the admission and cut off you will get relaxation in list. All the best.

Hello Monica, Centre for Management Studues of Jain University, Bangalore is very well known academically. If at all you want to change then it should be to IIM and nowhere else. Best wishes to you.

You will not get any seat.

It is good to hear that you want to pursue further education to enhance your career growth prospects. Yes MBA can help you sharpen your skills in business management and thus assist you in the professional career. However, keeping you interest areas in mind you need to decide what you need to do from a career perspective. The chances of doing well in a career of one's interest areas are much higher. You could also explore Executive MBA / Part time MBA.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in Technical / Programing / research / academics area then MCA is better, However if you want to move into general management the MBA is better. Both have ample job opportunities.

You need to check with the Institute. However, let me share with you that MBA finance has tremendous scope. This qualification can give you career options in Banks, NBFCs, Credit rating agencies, AMC. Capital market, IB, PE, Micro finance, Financial planning, academics, accounts, corporate finance.
An MBA finance professionals are also among the higher paid professionals

To pursue MBA through distance learning one needs to have a minimum of 3 years of work experience. Apart from distance MBA you could also look at Executive MBA or part time MBA as other options post gaining work experience of 3+ years.

You can pursue Graduation in any stream to pursue MBA. You need to ensure that you score minimum 50% marks at the graduation exam. A B.Com / B.Sc /BA / BM. will give you the option to pursue a Masters course in your specific area apart from MBA. However, if you pursue BBA then generally MBA is the only option that you have for a Master's programme.