I am currently studying final year B.Sc IT in Mumbai. Can I dropout and do BMS in New Delhi?

<p>Yes, you can drop out and pursue a BMS in New Delhi, but there are a few things to consider:&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>1. *Admission Requirements* – Most colleges require you to apply fresh for BMS based on Class 12 marks. Some universities also have entrance exams.</p><p>2. Credit Transfer – It is a very real problem. B.Sc IT has different credits than others. They may take only the first year.</p><p>3. Financial and Time Factors-Sacrificing the time you have already spent in B.Sc IT means losing that time. Decide if this is too much to change over.</p><p>4. *Career Goals* – If management aligns better with your career aspirations, the shift could be beneficial.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>If you're sure about switching, research New Delhi universities like Delhi University (DU) and private institutions offering BMS and check their admission process.</p>

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<p>Yes, you can drop out from your final year B.Sc. IT and take up *Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) in New Delhi*, but there are plenty of things you should know before doing so.</p><p>&nbsp;? Important Things to Consider before Dropping Out</p><p>1? Academic and Career Impact: Since you are in the final year, dropping out now means losing 2+ years of academic effort.<br>- The B.Sc. IT degree might still help get you through an IT-related job or some kind of MBA option.<br>- In case you are quite sure that you don't have an interest in IT and would like to pursue a career in business/management, BMS may help you restart on a fresh track.<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;2? Eligibility for BMS in Delhi<br>- Most colleges (like DU) accept only 12th-passed students for BMS, so you have to apply as a fresh 12th-pass candidate.&nbsp;<br>- Lateral entry may be available in some private universities but not in colleges affiliated with DU.<br>3? *Alternative Options Instead of Dropping Out</p><p>? *Do a B.Sc. in IT and then an MBA in Management. This will provide you with IT + management skills and more job opportunities.<br>? *Flip into Management Role After Graduation: Most IT graduates work in business roles, marketing, finance, project management, etc.<br>? *Do a Short-Term Business Course: Instead of taking up BMS all over again, do certification in business management, finance, or entrepreneurship.&nbsp;</p><p>Final Recommendation<br>If you are dead sure that you are going to leave IT and start life in BMS, you would have to contact universities in New Delhi (DU, IP University, private B-schools) for their policies on admission. However, completion of the existing degree and then an MBA or a management job is the smarter choice.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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