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Both the options provide you immense opportunities to build career.
Companies hire on the basis of knowledge you have in the field you want to build career in. So, a BBA and B.Tech are good options to for MBA.

If you have a gap of one year between your graduation and MBA, then you need not to worry. If the gap is of more than 1 year, then you need to give an apt clarification.

It all depends on your skills and interest. Of course, CA is a good choice to make a career.

Scope could mean the opportunities for employment or the extent of knowledge in the discipline. There are more jobs for civil engineers. The most well rounded and expansive field is mechanical engineering. You will learn much of the basics of the other two fields, and about robotics and aeronautical if desired. That would be my take for a BS degree. For advanced degrees, I am less certain, but electrical engineering would seem to offer almost endless possibilities with all the advancements in speed and size of chip development.

It's the year of the French Revolution.
To suffice, in this year, the peasants or the lowest class in the social strata of the society rebelled against the French Monarch, Louis XVI and his wife, Mary Antoinette due to the increased taxes imposed on them-including the meagre bread. It took place in Bastille, in France. The day is celebrated as Bastille Day and it resulted in the beginning of Human Rights for the common folk.
Later, Louis XVI and Mary Antoinette were publicly executed by the guillotine.

You may refer to following link for requested information:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-india/2-2-0-0-0.
If you go through the list you will able to identify your target colleges.

Scoring 55-60% in UG course is enough to get into IIM since the most important criteria is the CAT score in which one must score above 98 to get there. The new IIMs need more than 90 percentile to get admission. This is not enough, one also has to go through GD, PI and written ability test after it. All the best.

In order to get good college you are advised to appear for few more MBA examinations such as XAT, IIFT, NMAT and SNAP along with CAT.

Hi Sanjay,
You must apply to a program and get accepted by a university first. Without the acceptance letter you cannot apply for the student visa. So, you cannot get a student visa in just any country without fulfilling the requirements. Decide what you want to study and which country. Shortlist the universities. You must check the entry requirements such as minimum grades, IELTS or TOEFL scores, etc.
Narrow down you choices basis the requirements, your profile, location, climate, etc. Visit the university websites and go through the admission requirements pages, prepare accordingly.

You should have cleared 12th with a minimum of 50% marks. Also, you will have to clear entrance test if you wish to get into some good colleges.

Sear Shradda Mokashi,
The following are the best institutes in Mumbai:
1. Institute of Logistics and Aviation Management – Mumbai.
2. WLC College India – Mumbai.
3. Zenith Institute of Business Management – Mumbai.
4. ITM Business School – Dombivili.
5. SP Jain School of Global Management (SPJSGM) – Mumbai.
6. Universal Business School (UBS Sion) - Mumbai
All the best.

No, it cannot. The study material in the Masters is an in depth study of your Major. However, the B.Ed course includes the study of Education concerning your subject, strictly. Most educational institutions require B.Ed on top of your M.A. degree these days.

Hi,
You can appear in CAT 2016. I would suggest you to take CAT 2016 this year. Any graduate candidates with a Bachelor's degree with minimum 50% marks are eligible to apply for common admission test.

Hi Lalu,
Getting a job depends on an individual's skills and qualification. No person, course and university will guarantee you a job. If you do not get a job, well you need to have a back up plan for this matter, may be a course or shift in career, you need to figure out this yourself. Your career plans are yours to decide.

If you have done class 12th with mathematics, then you should try to do small courses like in Talley, office+ etc. It will be good for you to do part time job.

The correct combinations are:
1. Finance + IB.
2. HR + finance.
Both offers equal job opportunities. It depends on your subject interest.