MBA/PGDM

Age does not matter as long as you have willingness to learn, Do it whenever you wish to do so. You may prepare for both the government and MBA entrance exams side by side.

Yes, you can opt MBA in NGO management after completing BBA.

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If you are looking for full time MBA course, then you need to quit your job, but you are not willing to quit your job then you need to select part-time MBA course. It depends on you which course to select, full-time course will give you more practical knowledge and that will help you in the future, but still, it is your call. All the best.

After B.Com, you need to appear for entrance exams such as CAT/MAT/XAT/SNAP/GMAT/CMAT and on the basis of your exam score you can choose among various universities and then you can apply for MBA. So basically for MBA admission you need to give any of above mentioned entrance exam. Thank you.

No significant co-relation between a Bachelors degree and an MBA. Bachelors in Business Administration are those rare degrees that can be taught and studied the same way in any country, seeing how corporations tend to open branches all over the world. Starting an international mindset early is no joking matter. BBA is not very extreme nor very lenient so it is the best option for any MBA aspirant. Thank you.

It will be easy for you to choose other options and prove your best in that. I will suggest you to go for professional course. You may opt B.J. M. C. (journalism and mass communication), animation study and graphic design, aeronautical Science, food technology, psychology subject, food and nutrition, textile designing, photography, travel and tourism, hotel management and many more. Before choosing any course think about your interest and then make a choice.

If you want to get good opportunities in the field of business, you really need to go for Masters (MBA), it is a 2 year programme that will help you to make a strong stand in future. Thank you.

The admissions for MBA are open now and will last till July end. So you can visit the campus anytime. The total fee for MBA is Rs 80,000 per year and for the first attempt, you need to pay half of it further you can go for installments payments.

MBA at IIMT is good and provides you the healthy environment for study. It also has tie-ups with many recruiters. You can visit the campus of IIMT anytime and for more information, you can visit the official website of the college.

You have completed your graduation with maths. Now, don't be confused. Both the fields you have mentioned are completely different. So, choose the one in which you see your future. If you see yourself as a journalist in future, then go for it. And if you want to be in business related field, then pursue MBA.