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careelogy SuchiInspiring the best in you

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As far as I know, All India Council of Technical Education has decided to discontinue the BBA MBA integrated programme in May 2016 so I don't think any Institute can offer that programme.
This is the link: http://www.aicte-india.org/downloads/BBAMBAMAM Courses.pdf"

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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Yes, you can go for MBA in IB. Though you are from an engineering background, during your 2-year course you will get the concepts of your course. The course will be mostly around corporates business, financial statement preparation and changes as per country's accounting principles.

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careelogy SuchiInspiring the best in you

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There are not many Institutes in India which provide MBA in real estate. There would be around 7-8 which provide specialisation in this particular field.
You could look at:
ISTAR, Ahmedabad provides Master of Valuation (Real Estate) but that's a2 year full-time course.
Another option in Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University which is in Delhi (Dwarka) has weekend classes in MBA real estate
RNB Global Rajasthan offers MBA (Real Estate and Urban Infrastructure ) but it is a full-time MBA for 2-years.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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You are eligible to seek admission in MBA after B.Des in fashion designing if you have done your graduation degree from a recognized university and have scored above 50% marks in B.Des degree.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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MBA finance is a very good MBA specialization with a lot of scope and opportunities. If you are good at number crunching, have a superior numerical ability, good data interpretation aptitude, problem-solving and creative thinking and you are also a strategic thinker then you must opt for MBA finance. As you are a science student, you may have to obtain CMA, CFA etc. professional degree while on the job for your career growth in the field of finance.

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Sandeep Parashar

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There are numerous universities and institutes which are working for distance education.
The best should be decided by you as per your profile and standards.
Look for the brand name among corporates, approvals, service (important), flexibility, exam pattern, pedagogy.
Do a pinpointed analysis and take admission.
http://www.ugc.ac.in/deb/notices/ODLEquivalenceDegrees.pdf

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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There are multiple functional specializations in MBA such as finance, marketing, human resources, IT, SCM, logistics, operations, systems, general management or sector specific specialisations like travel & transportation, telecommunications, healthcare, banking, insurance, etc. Humanities graduates are eligible for all MBA specialisations.
One must choose MBA specialisation based on his or her interests, prior job experience, and personality, skills and competencies.
Marketing is suitable for extroverts. If you have good interpersonal skills, sales aptitude, leadership qualities, good communication skills and have an entrepreneurial a
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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Yes, many premiere B-Schools offering MBA in IB do take admissions based on CAT scores, you can also prepare for IIFT, which takes separate exam for admissions.

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subhasish debroy

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Dear,
MBA is a normal follow-up after BBA. Based on your interest and skill you have to select BBA or B.Com. Immediately after completion of graduation, BBA has better job opportunities.

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