I did B.Sc economics in 2006 with 48% marks & after that, I joined bank job. Kindly suggest about further study in MBA and the process.

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Asked by Ashish Mehra
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5 months ago

Yeah, you can still pursue MBA at Lovely Professional University, but honestly your 48% in graduation is slightly below the usual eligibility (around 50–55%). You can still try; sometimes universities give relaxation or consider work experience like your banking job.

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a year ago

You have done B.Sc Economics in 2006 with 48% marks and then joined a bank job. That experience is very valuable. Now if you're planning for further studies, MBA is the perfect option to grow in your career.

Lovely Professional University (LPU) is a great place to do your MBA because:

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Poonam Angural
5 years ago
Yes, it is worth to pursue MBA from LPU. It gives you a complete exposure towards your career. It is also accredited by ACBSP (USA). Faculty is good enough to help you for your doubts, to build that qualities in you.Mittal School of Business exhibits a rich diversity as the academic staff and studen

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Mithlesh Kumar
8 years ago
As your percentage is not good, so you will not get admission in LPU. You can try in another colleges.

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Manish Motwani
8 years ago
Firstly, your spirit for further studies are appreciable SIR. Though you need to apply online for the admission process along with your desired specialization. They will guide you the best possible way. As a gesture of advice, kindly first clear about the elegibilty criteria. Thank you. Feel free

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You need to appear in LPUNEST exam, and if you qualify online test and interview, then you can take admission in LPU. But, you must have atleast 50% marks in graduation as well as 2 years of working experience.

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