I completed my B.Com this year 2017. My percentage is 61% with no work experience. Am I eligible to do MBA from UK?

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Siddharth Bhardwaj | Guide-Level 14

8 years ago

Dear! It will very difficult to go UK without work experience. I am advice you to gain the experience for at least 2 year. However, you can get admission if you are really extra ordinary student with excellent marks and best extra circular activities and in entrance exam also. hope this helps. ask

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