MBA Eligibility

Yes, MBA can help you sharpen your skills in business management, and thus assist you in the professional career. However, keeping your interest areas in mind, you need to decide what you need to do from a career perspective. The chances of doing well in a career of one’s interest areas are much hig

BK School accepts students only on the basis of CMAT score:
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Since your B.Com score is less than 50%. I think you might not meet the required criteria specified by AICTE for most colleges. You can opt for courses other than MBA.

Yes, however, you shall not get many colleges to choose from. If you are a SC/ST candidate, above 45% is acceptable in general but for GENERAL class a minimum of 50% is required in most colleges.

Yes, you can. However before you decide on pursuing MBA in HR you first need to think on what are your career plans and then explore the programme. An MBA in HR along with LLB. Would come to your advantage in handling Industrial Relations related issues. You should have secured minimum 50% marks at

Please mention the reason why you are not eligible for CAT so that we can understand your problem. Definitely you can get top and good colleges for MBA on the basis of other exams like MAT CMAT XAT CETs and many more on the basis of that exams scores you were get admission in lots of good colleges i

Hello Pooja,
The minimum eligibility criteria for getting admission in MBA colleges for the course of hospital management is passing the undergraduate course with more than 55% marks and for B.Sc Nursing, you must have Science with biology in class 12th.
Good Luck.

This would depend a lot on your financial status. If you don't have financial responsibility, then you should pursue full time MBA from a top ranked institute and you have responsibility to run a family then an Executive MBA or part-time or distance MBA is a preferred option.

Yes, you could pursue MBA in finance and this will give you better career options. You could also explore M.A. In economics and explore career in academics or as an economist/analyst/journalist in capital market domain.

A minimum of 2 years of work experience is required for EMBA. Apart from this, the institute may have other requirements and for it, you need to check the institute's website. You could also explore part-time MBA, wherein, classes are conducted on weekends and the curriculum is more exhaustive.