I've finished my 12th with 85% and studying 3 year Diploma in hotel management. I want to do MBA in this field. What should I do?

I have heard that after completing 3 years Diploma, I can join directly in the final year degree.

129 Views|3 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Shanawaz Khan
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KRISHNENDU SEN
7 years ago
To admit in MBA, you have to have a Graduation degree first. After Diploma, you can join graduation course directly to the 2nd year. Then, from there you need to complete your graduation, and then you will be eligible for the MBA. All the best.

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Shail Oberoi
8 years ago
You first need to complete your graduation for taking up MBA. Since, you are studying Diploma. You can appear for graduation as a private student.

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