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There is no provision of entrance exam for admission in BBA programs generally.
The admission to BBA is based on merit of Senior Secondary Certificate Examination so as to prepare the final merit list. The marks from various Boards are normalized for the purpose. For being eligible to get admission in BBA you should have passed Senior Secondary Examination or equivalent thereto with atleast 60% marks. On the basis of the list prepared, the specified number of seats are given to the top qualifying candidates. BLB Institute of Financial Markets (BIFM),Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University ,
MASSCOMEDIA etc. are some of the best colleges for the same course to pursue.
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Drafting is defined as the Profession which involves the process of preparation of Technical Drawings or Plans which are in turn used in the manufacturing of different products like Toys, Office Buildings, Housing, Industrial Machineries, Space Crafts, Oil and Gas Pipelines and many more.
The person who is an expert in the field of Drafting is known as Drafter or CADD Operators. Drafting is being used in a wide range of applications & need complex typical drawings and therefore most of the Drafters employ CADD (Computer Aided Design and Drafting) System to prepare these technical drawings. CADD System can be used to draw two or three dimensional images and is enough efficient to handle large & complex projects also. However Drafting can also be done using pen, pencil, colors, tracing papers, eraser, etc.
Drafting usually involves the drawing of objects presenting with its top view, main view, side view, and different other features, etc. in order to tell or guide a mechanist what he/she is going to make or construct in future. The desired skills for a good Drafter involve highly developed drafting & mechanical drawing skills, mathematical skills, knowledge of drafting standards, science skills, good communication skills as wel

Hi Akhil,
Well as you have pursued a B.tech degree in your graduate level, I think MBA would help you in terms of getting good managerial posts but then there are rarely any institutes in India offering MBA in Media. However you can refer to the following link to know about the institutes offering Media related courses:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=media&location=india&searchType=course&cat_id=&countOffsetSearch=&startOffSetSearch=0&subLocation=-1&cityId=-1&cType=-1&courseLevel=-1&subType=0&showCluster=-1&channelId=
Also you can look forward to pursue short term and specialized courses in a particular sector of the media discipline.
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Hi Rajat,
Although, all the specializations mentioned by you have a decent scope but, which field you choose would largely depend on your own interests and career aspirations.
The fields like Endocrinology, Cytogenetics, Entomology are the fields in which you need to have indepth knowledge of Biology and if you have high interest in research field (Take up Endocrinology if you want to get into hormonal studies, go for Entomology in case you are interested to get into the study and research of insects. If you want to get into cell study go for Cytogenetics.)
Fish & Fisheries & Environmental toxicology both are multidisciplinary fields of science Environmental toxicology in which the study is based on several factors like population, environment and the study is basically about the harmful effects of various chemical, biological & Physical agents on living organism. Fish and Fisheries is totally a study of marines and how the factors like population, pollution etc. effect the marine life. You can get into various industries through these specializations like research field, or manufacturing, or production etc.
Hope this will help you in taking a right decision. Feel free to put up more queries In case your query is resolved please close this question by choosing it as a best answer or pressing the thumbs up icon.
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Pooja

There is really a difference between PGDBM and MBA.
1. MBA is a degree course, while
PGDBM is a diploma course.
2. MBA degree is provided by only those institutes that are affiliated to any university.
Eg . JBIMS and FMS, PUMBA. These B-schools are university depts of their respective university.
they follow an academic curriculum as prescribed by the university.
hence these B-Schools give MBA and MMS degrees.
(Note: MMS degrees are the same as MBA degree, the only thing is that Mumbai University gives MMS degrees instead of an MBA.)
3. PGDBM courses are offered by private B-Schools that are not affiliated to any University.
eg. IIM's, XLRI, IIFT, SP Jain.
these institutes prepare their own syllabus, and they are no way dependent on the universities and enjoy full autonomy of their courses.
so B-schools like NMIMS, SP Jain used to provide MMS degrees while they were affiliated to Mumbai University, but now since they have become autonomous , they no longer provide MMS degrees and give PGDBM.
and as far as the reputation of theses courses are concerned, it all depends on the name of the B-School.