What is the procedure to pursue MBA after class 12th? Which are the best colleges to pursue B.Com?

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Rishi Broto Chakraborty | Guide-Level 15

9 years ago

Hello Abhishek, To be able to pursue MBA, you need to first complete graduation in Bachelors degree. As your focus is on MBA, I would suggest you to opt for BBA. You can also opt for Integrated courses like B.Com+MBA or BBA+MBA. There are hundreds of good colleges providing those degrees. All it de

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Vikas Kaushik | Scholar-Level 17

9 years ago

Hello Abhishek, Candidates who seek admission in the integrated MBA programme are required to have a minimum of 60 % marks in their matriculation. In addition to this, they should secure first class marks in the higher secondary exam from a recognised board. Apart from this, they should have secure

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