Can I join MBA after completing BCA?

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    Khushoo Kohar | Contributor-Level 10

    a year ago
    Yes, you can join an MBA programme after completing your BCA degree. MBA stands for Master of Business Administration, and it is a postgraduate degree that aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of business management and leadership. BCA stands for Bachelor of Computer Applications, which is an undergraduate degree that focuses on computer applications and software development. While the two degrees may seem different, they can actually complement each other well. With a BCA degree, you will have a solid foundation in computer applications, and pursuing an MBA can provide you with the business knowledge and leaders
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    Soyam Singh

    a year ago
    Yes, you can pursue MBA because to pursue MBA, eligibility criteria is that you should be graduated with 65% and to pursue MBA from IIM you may prepare for CAT exam. Best of luck.

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