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mohith kumar
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No, minimum marks that is required is to score 50% marks in your graduation for any higher studies.
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Abhishek Dixit
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You may find some difficulties while applying for the MBA, but there are reputed private colleges who could offer you the MBA but basically these are payed seats for which you need to pay a huge amount. You may try to score good in CAT/MAT in order to make negotiation with them.
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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
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To be honest, the educational background doesn't really matters when you are going for MBA.
Because, even if you look at the syllabus of CAT, MAT,XAT etc., they all include aptitude and Verbal.
It has nothing to do with commerce.
So yes, you can definitely go for MBA.
You will have to decide which field you are interested in. There are number of options marketing, HR, finance, IT, operations, supply chain management etc.
Because, even if you look at the syllabus of CAT, MAT,XAT etc., they all include aptitude and Verbal.
It has nothing to do with commerce.
So yes, you can definitely go for MBA.
You will have to decide which field you are interested in. There are number of options marketing, HR, finance, IT, operations, supply chain management etc.
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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
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The time span doesn't really matter, but the dedication matters.
CAT is not an easy nut to crack.
You will have to give your best to pass through it with flying colors.
MAT is an easy option as its difficulty level is below CAT.
CAT is not an easy nut to crack.
You will have to give your best to pass through it with flying colors.
MAT is an easy option as its difficulty level is below CAT.
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Navin Kumar SharmaMore you know, you know, how less you know.
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Sorry. A diploma holder is not eligible to do master/post graduation courses unless he or she completes a degree course. You can go for degree/post diploma or short term courses.
All the best.
All the best.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You do not meet eligiblity criteria to seek admission in MBA in majoriry of BSchools as your B.Com score is below 50% marks.
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Vivek BansodeSCM Pro, MBA-Ops, B.Tech Engg
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Yes You Can Pursue !! Basic Criteria for MBA in Mass Communication and Journalism is to have a Valid Graduation Degree from any discipline from a recognized University. At least you should carry 3 year graduation degree for any MBA course. so it means you are eligible.
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Sugandha Sahu
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Hi Ganesh,
B.Com is one of the graduation streams most commerce students opt for. Today, after completion of graduation, there are countless career options one can opt for. However, only having a graduation degree in commerce does not solve the purpose. To face the severe competition in the world, and to assure a decent job, one further needs to opt for either post-graduation or a professional course.
Once students are done with B.Com, they often wonder which job-oriented course will be the best for them. We bring to you a list of courses that you can pursue after B.Com for better job prospects:
1) Masters of Commerce (M.Com)
2) Masters in
B.Com is one of the graduation streams most commerce students opt for. Today, after completion of graduation, there are countless career options one can opt for. However, only having a graduation degree in commerce does not solve the purpose. To face the severe competition in the world, and to assure a decent job, one further needs to opt for either post-graduation or a professional course.
Once students are done with B.Com, they often wonder which job-oriented course will be the best for them. We bring to you a list of courses that you can pursue after B.Com for better job prospects:
1) Masters of Commerce (M.Com)
2) Masters in
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