MBA Eligibility
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Can I know if I'm not given any eligibility exam for B.Tech or MBA then what I can do?
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Asked by Rutuja

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4 years ago
You can join private universities without the entrance exam.
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Chandigarh University is the top-ranked MBA programme. The MBA curriculum at the University School of Business (USB) is established following a gap analysis based on previous years' PO achievements and extensive research on industry needs, as well as input from key stakeholders. Various publications
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As a result, if a Science student develops an interest in business or wants to be in a managerial position, then MBA after a B.Sc. might be a good option. A general MBA gives broad knowledge about business management. This degree will give a basic yet strong foundation in the field of business. Bein
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I want to know the eligibility criteria for M.Tech students pursuing MBA.
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Asked by Varadarajan

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4 years ago
B.Tech or any Bachelors Degree via 10+2+3 system.
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What is the fees and eligibility criteria for MBA in DAV College for Girls, Yamunanagar?
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Asked by Nazish

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4 years ago
Hi, Nazish you can get all the information from this website, https://www.shiksha.com/college/dav-college-for-girls-yamuna-nagar-22537/courses/mba-pgdm-bc.
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I want to know if I can target Tier1 or Old IIM's based on my profile.
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Asked by Aniket

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4 years ago
Dear Aniket
Data suggests that to have a fairly good chance of getting an IIM K shortlist (subject to CAT scores), a candidate must have at least 80+% in both 10th and 12th, and a 90+% score in standard. 10th improves your chances of a shortlist. Thank You!
Data suggests that to have a fairly good chance of getting an IIM K shortlist (subject to CAT scores), a candidate must have at least 80+% in both 10th and 12th, and a 90+% score in standard. 10th improves your chances of a shortlist. Thank You!
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What is the admission procedure for MBA in agribusiness management at Acharya Nagarjuna University?
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Asked by Mounika
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4 years ago
Eligibility Criteria for MBA in Agribusiness The criteria vary from college to college but you should maintain a minimum of 50% aggregate in graduation. A valid scorecard from CAT/MAT and other exams will be a prerequisite for that. Graduation with agriculture or allied farming as the main sub
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I have 85% in my B.Sc agriculture (but not ICAR recognised). Am I eligible for MBA in agribusiness management?
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Asked by Aadhya
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4 years ago
The criteria varies from college to college but you should maintain a minimum of 50% aggregate in graduation. A valid scorecard from CAT/MAT and other exams will be a prerequisite for that. Graduation with agriculture or allied farming as the main subject.
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I am selling on Amazon and Flipkart from 4 years and have certificates for the same. Will it be considered work experience for MBA abroad?
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Asked by Naman

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4 years ago
You should try to do some work that considered as a work like professional. I am suggesting you to get any other professional work experience. Thank You!
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I have done my 12th in gseb and there was no option for Maths in 12th, instead I had Statistics. Am I eligible for MBA ?
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Asked by Jeet

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4 years ago
Yes Statistics would be treated as your replacement to Maths most probably as the same occurs for several other colleges. Best of luck have a nice day.
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