Can I pursue MBA, my marks in B.Com are below average?

Graduation doesn't matter after you get admission to an MBA college. But before that it might be a little bit hard for you. Don't loose hope and try for the best. There are many colleges which accepts it. Do a little research. All the best.

In order to do MBA course, one should have at least 50% of marks and marks. You should work hard for the competitive exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, TISS, CMAT, etc. because these scores are taken into consideration for your entrance into MBA colleges. So, don't worry about your previous score and work ha

Generally every B-Schools accepts admission in MBA on the basis of entrance + minimum 50% in graduation. So yes, if your score is above 50% then you can get in easily and if not then try for some other business schools.

Hi Pankaj, The best options in front of you after a B.Com are: 1. MBA in finance from a reputed B-School which has 100% campus recruitment. You need to appear for CAT or similar exams for that. Its of no use to waste 10 to 20 lakhs INR in an ordinary MBA college as they are abundant in the country

Eligibility to do MBA is that you have qualify your graduation with at least 50% marks. You have to appear for CAT/MAT/CMAT/XAT/ etc. for getting admission into premier colleges like IIMs, XLRI, FMS etc.

Yes, some colleges will accept you on this percentage. But you have to try and find out such colleges and yes it will be a little tough for you and further you will have to work hard in your subject. The other thing is that you can join certified courses also. Don't loose your confidence and work ha

Hi. Pankaj. One needs to have at least 50% of marks and marks in order to enrol in an MBA/PGDM programme. Because your entry into top MBA/PGDM colleges will be based on your performance on competitive exams like CAT MAT XAT TISS, CMAT etc. , you should study diligently for these tests. Mentioned com

Hi. All. Once you've been accepted into a college offering an MBA or PGDM programme, your degree won't matter. But before that, you might find it a little challenging. Don't give up and keep hoping for the best. The majority of colleges accept it. Make some research. Best Wishes! Here I would sugges

To get admission in MBA, one should have at least 50 % marks in graduation. Master of Business Administration is a two-year, internationally recognised postgraduate management degree that deals with the Science of business administration by streamlining organizational processes involving human resou

You are still in your second year and you have one more year to upgrade your average percentage, so try to take it above 55 and you will get qualified for MBA.