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This unique management course is designed for students who are interested in pursuing Bachelors in Management followed by an MBA. Also, many institutes these days are offering an Integrated BBA+MBA that can be completed in three years, especially meant for those who are not so keen on spending three years for Bachelors and then another two years doing MBA.
Very few institutes offer this course in India as this a new approach. However, this is a very industry oriented course and aims to develop management skills in an individual from the grass root level. With the completion of this course one would be completely ready to face the challenges of the competitive corporate world.
The duration of the course is usually 5 yrs (BBA 3 yrs and MBA 2 yrs) but, as mentioned many institutes offer a 3 year integrated BBA+MBA.
Eligibility:
The eligibility for the same is +2 in any of the streams.
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