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can a bsc degree holder pursue mba from IIT?...please tell me if its possible

Originally Posted by Unregistered

can a bsc degree holder pursue mba from IIT?...please tell me if its possible

Yes, Any graduate candidates are eligible to take Admission in MBA Course.

MBA stands for Master in Business Administration and the duration of MBA Course is 2 Years and the Course in divided in 4 semester. To get admission in MBA Course you have to Cracked the CAT Entrance examination, This examination is Conducted by IIM's every year. To apply for this examination you have to complete your Graduate degree course in any discipline form a recognised University and you must have scored minimum 50% Marks in your Graduation only then you are eligible to appear for CAT Examination.

CAT Examination Notification will be Declared in the Month of August and for this year examination was already completed, If you have missed the CAT Examination, then please apply for this examination next year, because the admission in IIM's are based on CAT Examination.

You have to scored good Percentile in CAT Examination, Only then you will be eligible for Group Discussion and Personal Interview Session, and if you have scored more than 95 percentile in CAT Entrance examination, then you are eligible to appear for IIM's GD and PI to finally get admission in MBA Course in IIM's.

If you need more Information about CAT Examination, then please check official website :





http://www.catiim.in

yes. if you are having any degree u can study MBA because its a open PG course. in mba we can study about the HR which is very useful to run business

Dear pal,
any bachelor degree holder can persue master degree in business administration. But to get into campus like IIT the competition is more and admission is based on the marks secured by the aspirant in the entrance exam.
To get into the top campus you need to write entrance exam . The various entrance exam conducted for admitting the aspirants to the course are CAT, MAT, TANCET etc.
The eligibility for appearing in the exam is a bachelor degree with 55% in the degree course. There is no age limit for appearing. And the aspirant can apply any number of times.
To get into the indian institute of management the competition is more and the admission is through the cat score followed by which the aspirant will be called for group discussion those who are clearing this will be admitted after personnel interview. you need to go through a serious of stages before getting admitted and so it is necessary to do a good preparation.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

can a bsc degree holder pursue mba from IIT?...please tell me if its possible

Yes of course,you can apply for M.B.A from IIM's.

M.B.A Stands for Master of Business Administration,it is a profession course and duration of course two years.MBA course is divided into four semester.

To apply for IIM,you need to crack the CAT examination.CAT stands for Common Aptitude Test,this examination is conducted by Indian Institute of Management every year.

To apply for CAT examination,you must have a completed graduate degree in any discipline from a recognized university or equivalent qualification and you must secure at least 50% aggregate marks in your examination and 45% marks for reserved categories.This year notification was already out and the examination was already completed.IIM Selection procedure purely merit basis and cat score,personal interview.

Those who are clearing all the levels in this examination,they will get admission in Indian Institute of Management(IIM).So,start preparation now on wards.

If you are interested apply for CAT examination next notification.

Yes any degree candidates are eligible to do MBA because its a open PG course.
but if want to join in Indian Institute of Technology(IIT) you need to get a above 65% in 10th and +2 exams.

There are many IIT's in India & each IIT has a different eligibility criteria to get the admission in MBA course.So you can get the complete detail in the website given as under-

http://jmet.learnhub.com/lesson/18999-eligibility-criteria-for-various-iit-jmet-2012

Originally Posted by Unregistered

can a bsc degree holder pursue mba from IIT?...please tell me if its possible

MBA from IITs

Hi friend,

for doing MBA , minimum requirement is

"A candidate should be graduate with 50% marks in graduation or should be in final year of such courses."

B.SC degree holder person is termed as graduate. so, he can definitely apply for MBA entrance exam.

For admission to MBA in IITs , you need to give JMET(Joint Management entrance test).

After clearing this exam , you need to attend GD and interview, if you clear that , you will be offered admission in MBA in IITs.

Admission in all the IITs will be through central counseling according to merit.

Hope this will help you.

for any other query , please post it here.

best of luck

regards.

hello friend,
Yes you are eligible for MBA course.
It is a good scope 2years course.
For MBA admission,you have to appear in any one of the following entrance exams.

MAT
CAT
TANCET
GMAT
XAT
SNAP
NMAT

Eligibility Criteria for MBA entrance exams:-

**Educational qualification is Bachelor degree graduation in any stream from any recognized university with 50% marks.

**For Sc/st candidates 45% criteria is only required.

**No age limit.

**Final year graduates are also apply.

**For further details www.catiim.in

prepare well
all the best........

If you have any graduate or equivalent degree, you are eligible to do MBA,an open PG course. And if you want to do MBA from Indian Institutes of Tecgnology, then you need to attempt some good entrance exams like CAT(commom admission test) and you must have first position in 10th and 12th class. You need to work very hard for taking admission in IIT. The one best thing for applying MBA in best institutes is that you can give exams any number of times or in any year,with any gap when you are prepared for it.

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