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Shivani GuptaI'm Always happy just for one reason

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In the month of June, the process of Centralized Admission Process (CAP) will definitely start, but in which week of June they start the process. It is not yet announce by DTE it will start soon.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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You either have to choose any one option. You can't carry out both of them fulltime. Hence, if you choose BBA, and then MBA you can learn music production by side but not as a full time course with a degree.

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Sandeep HarYour Un-official Mentor!

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A dual specialisation will give you wider opportunities in career. That is, you may chose to pursue a role in marketing or finance department of an organisation. A major deciding factor is your interest. If you wish to learn and specialize in one specific domain throughout your career, it is preferable to go for single specialisation. Managing other hobbies and interests will be possible if you do the course in a public sector university rather than private b-schools.

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khushboo Singh

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Hi, Thank you for showing interest in IFIM. To pursue MBA, the minimum eligibility is to have a graduation. You can apply as soon as you complete your final year B.Com exams.

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Shreya MKLead a life with integrity :-)

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Hello,
As you want to pursue Masters, but not in hotel management, then you can probably go to Masters in business management or Masters in management, because as you complete your hotel management you have good exposure with this. If any doubts, feel free to write in comment section. All the best.

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Rohan Bhatt

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It's all up to you, all the courses are best, it's just you have to think about in which field you have to go and if you have interested in marketing and finance then go for MBA and if you have interest in English and want to become a lecturer and other things then go for MA in English. It's totally up to you, just think about this try to find your own strengths and weakness, try to find your weakness and sort them out.

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