MBA/PGDM

Then, it will be impossible for you to get admission, because for Master's you have to score 55% in graduation.

Yes, you can be able to do. I think Amity University is offering distance MBS for us. Just check NIT once.

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Hi,
GMAT is the preferred choice to get into the top B-Schools outside India. However, other than a strong resume, you should have at least 2-3 years of work experience. And if you don't have work experience, you can look for Masters in Management programme too, which doesn't require much experience.

Yes, you can and there is no procedure for it though. You can either apply for any competitive entrance exams for this or next year effectively or join any MBA college or B-schools which still have admissions left. Although percentage or CGPA at least till 65% of full-time degree are sometimes taken into consideration while applying for admission.

Hi Ankush,
Depending on your resume and profile, you can choose where you want to work. Also, during the interview, the panelists focus on what job role you were in and what you have done during it, more than the company you worked for. Hope that helps.

My suggestion is, first start preparation for UPSC exam during the graduation and appear for it when you are completing graduation. That will help you and guide you for your level of preparation. If you are not happy with UPSC result, then take management exam and take admission.

Yes, MBA is hard, but if you have interest in market, then things will get easy for you. But don't do MBA just coz of the package raise you will get after MBA. Now coming to your original question, yes after BA. It will be difficult, but not impossible. Almost every other Engineering student choose MBA when syllabus is completely different.

See when it's come to science, medical and engineering Ramaiah is one of the best in Bangalore but for management it quite different. I would suggest you to try some other College like Xavier, Christ.
Hope you got you answer.
All the best.

Yes, you can definitely pursue the course, as learning has no end. The more you learn the more knowledgeable you become and can excel your skill sets as well.