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vivek mishrawho am I????

Contributor-Level 10

for private there is reason which are not suitable to person like financial problem.
and Ba regular here student doesn't faces more any problems which related to that suitability.

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Debajit Chandra

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Hi
Would you like to pursue full time or distance education?

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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Which college Rohaan. I think this question of yours is a part of some earlier question and hence it seems incomplete as a separate question. I suggest you put it up again completely so that Experts can give you a proper and suitable reply.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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On completion of BCA by distance learning you are eligible for MBA like any other regular student. You may apply to any college of your choice and appear for their entrance exams.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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It is difficult Ankit because the minimum requirement is that you should be having at least 50% marks at graduation level. I suggest you opt for some vocational training courses.

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Umang Patel

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Nope, can't say it regular for all. But some or the other do visit BK campus.
There is a placement committee and PRO who handles placements, if you want PSU, be a part of placements committee and approach such units.
All this will be explained to you in detailed during your orientation.
Thanks

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Following are options for doing MBA from government institutes in Delhi:
(a) Delhi University Faculty of Management Studies
(b) Delhi University DSE,
(c) DU Department of Financial Studies South Campus
(d) PGDM in Global Business Operations, SRCC
(e) TERI University
(f) Ambedkar University New Delhi
(g) IIFT
Beside this, there are a lot of private B Schools and universities in NCR for MBA/ PGDM.

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Mukesh DubeyBiology Teacher

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Yes you can do provided that your University from where you have done Bsc is well recognised and you haven't cross the age eligibility of 26 yrs.

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