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Syed Asif
Guide-Level 12
Yes, you can do, but I suggest you to do M.Com, as correspondence rather than MBA as correspondence.
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jyoti sharma
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Hi,
No, you don't have much options of colleges accepting less than 50% marks in Graduation. Also, if you belong to any reserved category then surely as per the eligibility you can have. Therefore, find Direct Admission in Top MBA Colleges in India with less than 50% in Graduation.
No, you don't have much options of colleges accepting less than 50% marks in Graduation. Also, if you belong to any reserved category then surely as per the eligibility you can have. Therefore, find Direct Admission in Top MBA Colleges in India with less than 50% in Graduation.
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Kaushani GangulyMedia student. Film Enthusiast.
Contributor-Level 7
No, you cannot, from the same university. You can either wait for your course to end and then begin the next one, or you can do the two courses from two separate universities.
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Gargi DasBeat the failure
Guide-Level 12
Go to CBSE office or your concerned board office. They will tell you the procedure. It's very important. Go as soon as possible.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Piyush Tiwari
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Hello Mani, you can pursue MA in Journalism and Mass Communication through regular mode at any time after you have a graduation degree from any recognized university. So, all the best for your further studies. There are also great opportunities for the students of Journalism and Mass Communication.
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Prachi PolMaking History...
Guide-Level 13
Yes, of course, you can do regular MBA or MCA after completing your graduation from open university. Just check entrance exam that you have to appear for. Entrance exam changes from college to college. Hope this helps you. Be free to share any problem you have.
GOOD LUCK.
GOOD LUCK.
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Prachi PolMaking History...
Guide-Level 13
The aspirants who do the MBA course, as a regular course will get an opportunity to attend class room sessions. As far as a fresher is considered, most of the reputed firms will prefer the aspirants with a regular degree. It is advisable for a person to do MBA through correspondence mode only if he has enough work experience. Doing MBA through regular mode is better for a person who has no work experience. For a fresher to seek job in reputed firms, the degree earned through regular mode is more advantageous.
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Sanjana SodhiDevelop a passion for learning.
Contributor-Level 9
Yes, it is possible as per the UGC regulations. IT is known as concurrent admission. Universities, such as Bharthiar and Madras University promotes concurrent admission system. Through this, a student can pursue 2 courses simultaneously, one at the college and another through distance / collaborative education mode.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
Scholar-Level 16
To do MBA, you must have 50% marks in graduation (any stream). Apart from this, you need to clear any national level entrance exam such as CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ LPUNEST/ NMAT/ CMAT/ GMAT. After qualifying written exam, you have to go through GD or PI. Many colleges offer this course in India with different specializations. You can choose any specialization, as per your interest. Even you can go for dual specialization. I am mentioning a few of them. Specializations:
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Hospital and Healthcare Management, Supply Chain and Logistics, Tourism and Hospitality, Financial Markets, Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, Business, Ope
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