My daughter wants her career in BBA + MBA. What should she do for this?

<p><strong>Integrated BBA + MBA Option</strong>:</p><ul><li>LPU offers an <strong>Integrated BBA + MBA</strong> program, which is a 4-year course where both BBA and MBA are pursued together in a seamless way, enabling your daughter to save time and directly move into the MBA phase after the BBA.This programme is designed to give students the knowledge, hands on skills, analytical and leadership abilities they need for fast track global careers in blue chip companies with one year less span of time in comparison to BBA and MBA seperately.</li><li>Eligibility Criteria&nbsp;Pass with <strong>60%&nbsp;</strong>&lt;abbr title="Calculation of aggregate marks will be done considering best 5 subjects (with the highest marks) in the qualifying examination. However the marks obtained in the subject (s) prescribed under the respective eligibility criteria of LPU for the programme must be taken into account.For more details kindly refer Part-C of Prospectus"&gt;aggregate marks</abbr>&nbsp;in 10+2&nbsp;<strong> (with English)</strong>&nbsp;or equivalent.<strong><br></strong>For a candidate, who has not studied English as a subject, the condition of English may be waived off provided the candidate in his qualifying exam has studied in English medium or an equivalent subject.<br> (5% relaxation to North-East states and Sikkim candidates or Defence Personnel and their Dependents or Wards of Kashmiri Migrants)It could be a good choice if she is looking for a streamlined pathway from undergraduate to postgraduate studies. This option combines both degrees and reduces the overall duration to around four years instead of five (BBA for three years + MBA for two years).<p>&nbsp;</p><ul><li style="list-style-type: none;"><ul><li>&nbsp;</li></ul></li></ul><p>&nbsp;</p></li></ul>

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<p>A <strong>BBA-MBA integrated program</strong> is a combined 5-year course that allows students to complete both a <strong>Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)</strong> and a <strong>Master of Business Administration (MBA)</strong> in a single, streamlined program. This approach offers several unique advantages:</p><h3>Key Benefits of a BBA-MBA Integrated Program:</h3><ol><li><p><strong>Time and Cost Efficiency</strong>:</p><ul><li><strong>Faster Completion</strong>: The integrated program typically takes 5 years instead of 6 (3 years for BBA + 2 years for MBA), saving an entire year of education.</li><li><strong>Cost Savings</strong>: It can also be more cost-effective, as students often pay lower tuition compared to enrolling separately in BBA and MBA programs.</li></ul></li><li><p><strong>Seamless Learning Experience</strong>:</p><ul><li><strong>Continuous Curriculum</strong>: The integrated course provides a well-structured and continuous learning experience, ensuring that there are no gaps between undergraduate and postgraduate studies.</li><li><strong>No Need for Separate Entrance Exams</strong>: Students are not required to take separate MBA entrance exams after BBA, making the transition smoother.&nbsp;</li></ul></li></ol><p>The <strong>BBA-MBA integrated program</strong> is ideal for students who are certain about pursuing a career in business and management. It offers a streamlined path to acquiring advanced business skills, saves time and costs, and prepares students for leadership roles at an early stage.</p>

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She needs to complete her BBA and write the MBA entrance exams to get into a B-School. This also depends on the kind of specialization she wants to opt for and which colleges she wants to go. CAT is accepted in most of the colleges in India. NMAT and SNAP are exams for getting into Narsee Monjee and Symbiosis Institutes respectively. Moreover, if she is looking to go abroad, she has to write GMAT. MBA definitely has good scope and will broaden her horizons, provided she knows which field suits hers the best.

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