Should I go for MBA after doing BBA?

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Asked by Anita Singh
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5 years ago
Hi, As a BBA student you should learn the art of communication and work as per the pace of recent market developments. This will not only make your resume strong but also allow you to pursue your Post Graduation in Management with a clearer thought process. After completing a BBA students should con

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6 years ago
BBA is a very good course which will teach you the basics of business and nature foundations strong for Masters in business administration. If you have done your BBA course and now your plan to do MBA, then I suggest that you should go for the pinnacle MBA course offered by JK lakshmipat University,

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Abhishek Desai
6 years ago
Hello! Yes, you can if you're genuinely interested in doing so. Just ensure the MBA is done only from a good, reputed college. Good luck! https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0.

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6 years ago
Hi, There are several benefits of pursuing MBA after BBA. Masters of Business Administration is 2 years post-graduate degree/Diploma course in which students learn the business and managerial skills. After doing BBA you may get a job but for growing in any field and for higher salary and positions y

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