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Hi,
After B.Sc Agriculture, you can pursue MBA in different streams like Information technology, Hospital and Healthcare management, International Business, Tourism and Hospitality, Supply Chain and Logistics, Financial Markets, Banking and Insurance or you can go for MBA (Hons). The major aspect which must be kept in mind before deciding the stream is your interest. There are a lot of benefits for MBA such as:
1. New job positions are open to you.
2. New career paths are open to you.
3. Your earning potential increases.
4. Your professional skills improve.
5. You enjoy greater job security.
6. Your world perspective grows.
7. You expand your professional network.
8. You are more knowledgeable in areas most important to your career.
9. You become a respected member of your business community.
It's better to choose good institute or university which offers you good practical and industrial exposure, good placements like:
Lovely Professional University-Punjab
Goenka College of Commerce and Business Administration-Kolkata,
GGDSD College Sector 32-Chandigarh,
K J Somaiya College of Arts & Commerce-Mumbai,
Mithibai College-Mumbai,
Delhi College of Arts & Commerce (DCAC)-Delhi
These universities also offer various skill development programs, professional enhancement training and outstanding exposure to its students. They also provide worthy scholarships to its students depending upon the entrance test taken of the university or board result. These universities also offers top class learning environment to the students with extensive placement opportunities.
I hope it helps.

Hi,
As a responsible college ICAT would not advice any student to drop their current degree program for any reason because the student can complete the degree and come for Masters to ICAT. For your question "Can I quit B.Tech" the answer is "Yes", you are a free individual and you can take any decision which might be right for your current situation. Whether ICAT would consider such dropped out students from other degree programs, it would be on a case to case basis provided the sequence of steps are followed correctly. 1. The parent should seek an appointment to meet the Head of Counselling.
2. The student and parent would be interviewed separately. 3. Selection or rejection would be at the sole discretion of the Head of Counselling.