I have completed 12th and willing to do B.Sc followed by MBA, is it ok?
Asked about IIM Ahmedabad - Indian Institute of Management - Master of Business Administration (MBA)
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Hello,
Absolutely, if you are really interested in pursuing an MBA. But, also ensure that you pursue a degree only from a reputed college to acquire better learning and good placement opportunities. Good luck. -
Yes, it's ok. There won't be any problem at all. I hope if you take BBA then you'll be a gem in MBA.You'll be skilful. -
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Vineet Kumar Rohilla Persuing BBA from JIMS Kalkaji(IP University) | Guide-Level 12
6 years agoIt is absolutely fine if want to do this, following this path you will gain both technical and management skills, just work hard and achieve the success. -
Yes, of course it is a good idea to stick to your field in Graduation, and then plan for a professional course.
But, selection of specialization in MBA would be a key for you.
If B.Sc is in IT, follow the same in MBA, if it is in Maths, go for MBA in finance, if it is Chemistry/Biology/Physics, go for Hospital Management or agriculture, or something similar to that.
Of course, it is a good choice. -
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Kamaraju pulugurtha Online teaching of English, on retirement | Guide-Level 14
6 years agoYour plan is surely appropriate. B.Sc is definitely advantageous because it is a kind of preparation for analytical studies. -
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Parveen Kumar Sharma Communication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach | Guide-Level 14
6 years agoPlanning for a Master's Degree and that too in a professional domain is itself a good thing for the career.
In your case, doing a B.Sc which is just a 3 years course and takes you to MBA earlier than a B.Tech.
It is a good plan. However, I would like to ask why B.Sc and why not B.Com or BBA or even BA?
Doing any of the above gives you more scope of learning things to be used with MBA.
If you plan to take advantage of the B.Sc specialization in MBA Based Jobs, that is good. But, if B.Sc choice is just for nothing, I shall suggest a rethink. -
Yes, it is completely fine. If you have an interest, then you can go for it. -
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Yes, it is ok to opt for B.Sc and then MBA but if you do BBA or B.Com it would be beneficial for you.
But it hardly matters if you are interested in doing B.Sc do that first then you can do MBA. -
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Yes, you can go for it. I would recommend for Amity Distance Learning University for B.Sc, and if you have 60% or more, then you can avail the scholarship.
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