Business Management Studies

Yes it's compulsory to give a entrance for further information you can visit this link
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Hi Piyush,
I am currently pursuing a British MBA course. It is an 18 Months, Earn-Learn Program. I studied for 12 months in GEMS B School-Bengaluru and I am no further studying for 6 months at the University of Sunderland London. I am getting the careers service for help in finding part-time work while I am currently in the UK.

Yes, you can take admission for MBA in rural development.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in programming, coding, technical, research or academics area then MCA is better. However, if you want to move into general management then MBA is a better option.

This would depend on your interest areas and career aspirations. In case you intend to pursue a career in programming, coding, technical, research or academics area then MCA is better. However, if you want to move into general management then MBA is a better option.

If you talk about economic MBA colleges then there are the various central and state universities of which FMS is the most sought after. However, to crack through these colleges you need to have a very good score in the entrance exams. If your score is so-so then you need to look for the colleges that provide admission based on your score and also, it doesn't has much fees.

I don't think that any college provides MBA in Hindi language.

Hi,
You should clear the OPENMAT exam by IGNOU and should also have graduation degree and 3 years of experience.

Hi,
There are many useful apps and websites. Generally, TIME is the most preferred one. Just explore things and then relive on them.

Generally, after BBA most people opt for MBA for better job prospects, however there is no compulsion. You can even try for jobs, or go with your passion. MBA will definitely help in the future though.