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Rohit Khalekar

Contributor-Level 6

Hi,
Yes, you can pursue a regular MBA even if you have done BBA through distance programme. Make sure to check eligibility criteria of applying institutes.

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varun bhatiastudent's counselor

Guide-Level 14

Hi Indumathi,
Look, it all depends on one's capability of handling situations. A regular course degree surely gets more recognition and value in the market than a correspondence one, but as we all know that CA is one of the most the toughest courses in our country and it requires a lot of study and time of your daily life. So, if you think you can not manage time between the two, then I would suggest you to go for correspondence one.
All the best.

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Kriti Gora

Beginner-Level 5

You can opt for distance MBA if you do not want to attend the classes as if you opt for regular MBA attending classes would be mandatory for you. There is no use of doing regular MBA when you do not want to attend classes.

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Kriti Gora

Beginner-Level 5

Hi,
As a regular MBA, you have to attend the classes daily. If it's impossible for you to attend regular classes, then you need to apply for online or distance MBA.

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Dhanya John

Beginner-Level 4

Yes. Definitely, you can do that if you have the potential to learn all of that together. Each needs time and dedication. But, don't burden yourself with everything.

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Deepti Manocha

Contributor-Level 7

If you mean, two degree courses, then, no. It's not allowed.

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Arun Tyagi

Contributor-Level 7

Yes, you can join. But, this is totally at the discretion of the college officials. You need to have valid reason for such a long gap in studies.

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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello! Unfortunately, any good college in India won't accept that low graduation score for its full-time MBA/PGDM course since having at least 50% is a must.

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