Can I pursue MBA after B.Sc?

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

Yes, you can definitely pursue MBA after B.Sc Studies. You should have minimum aggregate of 50 percent to qualify to appear for the MBA entrance exam like CAT.

manpreet 2 years ago

Yes, you can. You need to have atleast 50% marks in B.Sc to be eligible for MBA course.

manpreet 2 years ago

Sure, you can. MBA is the pursuit of innovative and traditional business methodology developed through collaborative teamwork, individualized self-discipline, and interaction with professors and the business world. The objective is to bring all these aspects together to become a socially responsible and innovative manager, ready to tackle immense issues experienced by companies with poise, knowledge, and for the benefit of the organisation and customer service as a whole. Being an MBA graduate, You will get the opportunity to get yourself recruit in Corporate houses, MNCs, NGOs, Educational Institutes, Healthcare setups, Government organizations, Industries, Finance institutes (banks, private enterprises etc. ). Etc. General Eligibility for MBA : 1. Minimum aggregate marks of 50% (5 % relaxation in Percentage in the case of the candidate belonging to reserved categories) in his/her graduation or degree exam from a recognised university. 2. Qualify a National Level Entrance Examination like CAT/MAT/ XAT/CMAT etc. Some institutes conduct their own qualifying test in order to select deserving candidates. 3. Qualify Personal Interview as conducted by different institutes. Top Institutes from where you can pursue MBA : -IIT Madras, Chennai -Lovely Professional University, Punjab -ICFAI Business School, Hyderabad -Xavier Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur -NMIMS, Mumbai -Nirma University, Ahmedabad -Kristu Jayanti College, Bangalore If MBA matches your interest and career goals then you can go for this programme without any doubts. Good Luck.

manpreet 2 years ago

Yes, you can. The eligibility criteria for MBA course is any 3 year graduation course along with 50% marks. So, go for it.