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shivam singh

Beginner-Level 2

Yes, why not? You can surely go for BBA+MBA without any problem.
Best of luck.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

MCA is treated equivalent to B.Tech CS and is the second most accepted qualification in Indian IT industry. It is a better educational qualification for long-term career growth. If you do not have any personal constraints, you are advised to seek lateral entry admission in MCA. You can do PG Diploma in data science after MCA.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

You can do any degree among BBA and B.Com to do MBA. CAT is very competitive. BBA is a lighter degree in comparison to B.Com and will give you sufficient time to prepare for CAT, therefore, it is recommended that you may opt for BBA after 10+2.

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khushbu gupta

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No, it's not necessary.

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sarkheel khan

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Post-graduation programme in energy management (PGP-EM). To cope with new realities and changing contour of the energy/power and allied sector in India, MDI's energy management programme focuses on developing future leaders who are trained and developed.

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Husain AkhterSuccess always take long tough path

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Check the DTE MP website for the counseling schedule. It has started but not confirmed. Please check once.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello Rishu! Well it depends upon your budget as well as the rates of both hostel and PG. Since the hostels affiliated to an average college aren't that great, going for PG would be a better choice. Also you don't need to follow those strict hostel rules like following the timings, etc.

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