Who can do an MBA? Do I need to be from a business background?

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Not at all, That's the beauty of an MBA. Anyone who has completed a bachelor's degree in any stream which can be arts, science, commerce, engineering, or anything else is eligible to pursue this course. Most colleges ask for at least 50% marks in graduation (or 45% for reserved categories).

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