MBA/PGDM

Dear aspirant, Offcourse you can pursue MBA. Students who want to take admission to the distance MBA programme of DU SOL should read the guidelines and official admission notification of the university. The eligibility criteria for taking admission to the MBA programme are mentioned below:
The candidate must have passed at least a Bachelor degree examination with at least 50% in any discipline. Students must have scored the minimum required percentage in the DUET MBA entrance examination. For direct admission, it is mandatory to have a Bachelor of business administration with 55% marks in aggregate. The qualifying examination must be from a UGC approved university.

Dear aspirant, Alagappa University MBA Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates seeking admission to the Alagappa University MBA programme must fulfill the following eligibility criteria:
Must have passed a Bachelors Degree from a recognised University with a minimum 50% aggregate score for General Candidates.
45% aggregate scores for SC/ST candidates
Must have qualified for CAT XAT MAT or the entrance test conducted by Alagappa University. Admission to Alagappa University MBA is done through the national-level or university-level entrance exams followed by GD PI. Alagappa University MBA Application Process:
Applicants who wish to apply for the MBA 2021 courses at Alagappa University have to fill an online application form. Candidates have to choose one of the specializations in the application form. Candidates will appear for the entrance examination. The examination date will be intimated to students at a later stage. CAT XAT or MAT qualified candidates will be exempted from the Alagappa University MBA entrance examination
The shortlisted candidates will be invited or a GDPI round
The final merit list will be prepared on the basis of candidates performance in the exam, past academic performance, and GD PI performance.

Dear aspirant, Glad to meet you. Since it is not possible to take advantage of the ACCA membership to get exemptions from the US CPA exam, I suggest that you target one not both. Regarding which qualification is better, it is like a question on Coca Cola vs. Pepsi: it really depends on where you plan to work. For ACCA, the application process is much simpler, and the entry barrier is lower than the CPA. However, it takes years to complete the studies and obtain membership. While ACCA is globally recognised, it is not as highly regarded outside the UK and Commonwealth countries. The US CPA is arguably the most prestigious accounting qualification. The entry barrier is high with an equivalent of a Masters degree together with strict working experience requirements. Because of these stricter requirements, the CPA Exam itself has fewer parts than the ACCA only 4 sections compared to 14 papers for the ACCA. Hope it helps.