MBA/PGDM

The chances are very less. According to last year's cutoff, we can hope for best. All the best.

UBS has amazing faculty with a systematic UK curriculum. UBS is endorsed by 60 CEO'S and it is located in the beautiful lap of nature. True green school in valley, Diversal student environment, prioritized curricular and co-curricular activities. Balance your education and Activates in edufun ecosystem. Experience at UBS is totally life changing. Surviving in cooperate world is not that easy. But, if you want to, then I would say, UBS is the right place for you. Amazing and very experinced faculty here, and the location of the college is what every student expect.

Hello,Yes, there is a provision of getting admission in various average colleges via the management quota. But, you would need to pay a lot of money for that. To know the exact amount, contact the college directly.

Hello! There is a reason why a college is called "average". I agree that not everyone can get into these elite B-schools, but it is also equally true that simply on the basis of sheer determination and diligent exam preparation, even academically average students have got admission into these top IIMs. Still, if you end up in an average college (which I hope you won't), then you need to work really hard since there won't be a lot of good opportunities available in such a college, and be in the top 20% of your batch. Good luck!

MBA in microbiology, actually this course doesn't exists in Management and not possible by the way you can do MBA in healthcare management. Kindly make a contact, if you want to know more about MBA. All the best.

MBA in Microbiology. Actually, this course doesn't exists in Management and not possible by the way you can do MBA in healthcare management.

In order to study an MBA in Australia, you might need to appear for GMAT as most of the universities require a decent GMAT score. A majority of universities in Australia also ask for a 3 or 4-year long Bachelors degree with a minimum score of 60%. You may need at least three years of managerial work experience.

It is a good choice as operations management looks at the planning, organizing, and supervising of various production and manufacturing services of an organisation. The goal is to turn inputs into outputs in an efficient way. A graduate of an MBA in Operational Management programme has many career options at their disposal. Some of the most common include operations management, supply chain management, logistics planning, inventory control management, and business consultation. For more, please visit:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-in-operations-colleges-india

Hi,
Eligibility for MBA programme: A graduate degree under 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 pattern under any discipline, securing at least 50% marks in aggregate, from a recognised university. Yes, you can apply for MBA.
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Hello!
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-kolkata
Visit the given link to know in detail about the various colleges for pursuing an MBA (or equivalent degree) in Kolkata.