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kindly inform me
bsc biotechnology students can do mba finanace or on other subject??and on which subject??

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kindly inform me
bsc biotechnology students can do mba finanace or on other subject??and on which subject??

a graduate student from any field with a minimum of 60% in graduation can do MBA..u can apply for any subject u like..
u just have to clear the entrance exam for MBA like
CAT
MAT
XAT
FMS
Symbiosis

hope this helps..

Hii...

The basic criteria for pursuing an MBA is:-
One needs to have a bachelor degree or equivalent in any discipline recognized by AICTE approved university.
As you are a Bsc in biotechnology...you are free to opt any course...whether its finance,marketing,HR,rural development,Industrial etc...

All the best!!

Yes certainly you can pursue an MBA. You can select any stream that interests you. Also your decision should help you make a career of your choice. To secure admission you must prepare for entrance exams like CAT, MAT etc. You can decide on the same based on the institute you wish to join. Make sure the institute is recognised.

wat is d difference b/w doing MBA after b.sc. and doing MBA after b.tech???

A graduate student from any field with a minimum of 60% in graduation can do MBA..u can apply for any subject u like..
u just have to clear the entrance exam for MBA like
CAT
MAT
XAT
FMS

Thanks!!

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