Is it worthy to do MBA from BIBS? My scores: 10th-75%, 12th-80% and graduation-54%.

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Sritama Bhattacharya | Contributor-Level 6

8 years ago

Hi Amit, Glad to hear from you. So my answer to your question would be an absolute yes! BIBS is doing phenomenally well for the recent years and if you go through the website, you will understand the type of companies that are coming in every year with a good package. You get a great exposure from h

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Bibs Kolkata | Contributor-Level 6

8 years ago

Hi, As you have inquired about the programme would like to inform you that you are eligible for the MBA programme in BIBS and yes if you continue your studies properly then in that case you will achieve a good placement nationally or internationally. To know more about the details please visit the c

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