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Yes. A Student from any stream can take up MBA
You can join any college and any specialisation of MBA
Eligibilty is you need to be graduate and most good colleges require you getting scoring 50% in graduation and there are also many colleges which accept 45% in graduation
There is Full time and part time mba
Full time is more beneficial to you since part time mba requires work experience
You need to appear for any entrance exam for taking admission in full time mba
like CAT CMAT MAT NMAT SNAP CET GMAT XAT
it depends upon college to college for eg for IIM you need to give CAT
There are many specialisation like Operations IT Petroleum logistics shipping Finance HR Marketing Business management
Science students mostly take up operations IT petroleum logistics shipping
But they also go for finance hr marketing
So find out about these specialisations and your interests and then pursue

Hi Vijay
You can pursue law by preparing for the entrance as per your region, state or all india basis. The entrances are:
1. CLAT Common Law Admission Test
2. LAWCET ,Andhra Pradesh Law Common Entrance Test
3. AILET All India Law Entrance Test
4. RULET Rajasthan University
5. LLB Entrance Test
6. ILSAT ICFAI Law School Admission Test
7. KLSATKIIT Law School Admission Test
8. AMU Law Entrance Exam
9.Aligarh Muslim University Law Entrance Exam
10. ILICATIndian Law Institute Common Admission Test
11. KLEEKerala Law Entrance Exam
12. GNDU CET-Guru Nanak Dev University Common Entrance Test
13. LSAT Law School Admission Test
You may go through the sample papers of last years and see how much you need to prepare.
Hope it helps.

The duration of BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) and MBA (Master of Business Administration) programs can vary depending on the country, university, and programme. In general, a BBA programme takes three to four years to complete, while an MBA programme typically takes one to two years. In some countries like the United States, students can pursue an accelerated five-year programme that combines both degrees, known as a "4+1" programme. In this programme, students complete their BBA in four years and then continue their education for an additional year to earn an MBA. In India, the duration of a BBA programme is typically three years, while an MBA programme can take anywhere from one to two years to complete. In European countries, a BBA programme may take three to four years, while an MBA programme can take one to two years. It's important to note that the duration of these programs can vary widely depending on the specific university and programme requirements. It's always a good idea to check with the universities you are interested in to find out the exact duration of their BBA and MBA programs.