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ISB Hyderabad and all IIMs do the same.

In commerce stream, there are lot of space to make career in various courses like:
(1)B.com : For being proffecer,CA,PA and many other
(2)LLB. - For lawyer
(3)BSW. - For social worker
(4)BCA. - For computer application
(5)B.sc IT. - For information technology
(6)BHRD
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If you are good in programming then go for MCA otherwise MBA is best, but I personally suggest you for MBA because it has good opportunities than IT field.

You can refer this link for colleges accepting 703.5 composite score & below 94.46 percentile in MAT September 2016:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-india-accepting-mat/2-2-0-0-306

There is no entrance exam for admission and if you have MAT score so, may be they will provide you scholarship. You can check the fee structure through website because every year the fee structure changes.

You have to secure 60% in PCM and overall 55% in class 12th boards and also 60% in JEE exams.

Any graduation will do but you must clear the management aptitude tests as applicable to the institute where you wish to study.

Hi Kaushik,
It entirely depends on your interest. I believe you have posted a similar query previously, which course you want to study is something you must decide. Visit university websites and see which program matches with your interest and career plans. Various programs are available from Graduation, Certificate to Masters.

A general trend is to opt for B Tech/BE. You must clear state/national level entrance examinations to become eligible for B.Tech. B.Tech through lateral entry after a recognised polytechnic Diploma is not a bad idea and gives you an extra edge to compete in the job market. B.Sc in Science, Computer Science, Electronics, Mathematics, Animation and Multimedia, BBA and BCA are also good choices. If your ultimate aim is an MBA, then any graduation will do. Public Administration and Political Sciences may also be aimed at if you are determined for a career in Civil Services.

No law prohibits you from doing engineering after medical degree if you meet engineering degree eligibility criteria of PCM at 10+2 stage.

You should opt for B.Com or BBA, and then pursue MBA in entrepreneurship.

Welingkar (Weschool) offers the best executive MBA course in India and it is recognised by AICTE government of India. Weschool course are tailored just for you to enjoy Continuous Learning while at Work, Home, Play.

You have to appear in its entrance exam at first and then if you clear the same you will have to do some formalities and then you will get admission in Yale University.

Hi,
Here are some colleges that offer MBA programmes without any work experience, but check their websites for more updates:
University of Bedfordshire
Coventry University
Glyndwr University
Cardiff University
Liverpool John Moores University
etc.

Hi,
You can refer this link for colleges based on your score:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-mat-score?