MBA/PGDM

Anmol, you don't need to be good at maths and there's no need to prepare for the exam. I was a medical student before that. I just put my hard work. By the way, it's my 2nd year of MBA and the entrance exam is very easy.

MBA is the simpler compared to CA CS. However, you cannot draw a comparison amongst them as the core area of work and expertise is different in each of these qualifications.

Yes, you can. Since, you are pursuing B.Sc in stats and MBA in data analytics, it would be an advantage for you.

Yes, you can pursue MBA. However, since you a BE & LLB, I would suggest you- first, you need to decide on what are your career aspirations and long term goals & based on it, take a call on pursuing further education.

The courses that you can pursue depend a lot on your specialisation in MBA. Interest areas and long term career options. A lot of certificate or Diploma courses are available in a variety of areas. Many of these courses would help you in sharpen your skills at work and also improve your chances on the employment front.

Hi Saravanan!
If both are regular courses, then it is not legally allowed. You can either take one regular and one distance course, or both distance courses.

This is a personal decision. You need to think through it and decide on what are your priority in life and what are your aspirations in life & keeping it in mind take a call.

Since, MBA is a Post Graduate programme, one needs to be a graduate to pursue it. Since, you are keen on it. I would advice you to complete your graduation in B.A. as an external student & then apply for MBA.

No, since, MBA is a post graduate programme. You need to be a graduate to pursue it.

You need to appear for CAT and try to score more than 90 percentile in order to get into a good MBA college.