Is a business degree mandatory for MBA admissions at SOIM?

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No, the eligibility criteria of SOIM for PGDM degree does not require candidates to clear a business degree to be eligible for admissions. As long as the candidates possess a Bachelors degree with a minimum aggregate of 55%, they are eligible for PGDM admissions at SOIM. Candidates can check the oth

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