Will my college selection for BBA impact my MBA admissions?

It will not directly impact on your MBA Admission as it is not the same college from where you are going to pursue your MBA degree, but yes of course, it will have a different impact like the knowledge you require from BBA graduate to pursue MBA degree will be missing if you fail to choose a good college, but if you choose a good college, you would have an advantage and this will definitely help you during your GDPI process and your placement program. So, if you are learning well from a good brand then you must be able to handle all the necessary knowledge of basics concepts which are required for MBA level like basics of marketing, finance, operations, HR, etc., so they will definitely impact in a positive manner. Hope this information helps. All the best to the aspirants. Good luck.

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See the college selected for BBA will not have much impact on MBA admissions. You just need to complete BBA from a recognized university. MBA admissions requires following things: Eligibility marks (55%-60%) in graduation: Cut off cleared in any competitive exams like CAT, SNAP, MAT, CMAT, CET, etc. For some exams students also have to go through group discussion and personal interview. Also some colleges consider SSC and HSC marks. This was about MBA admission. But trying to get a better college for BBA is always good as better college means a college with good faculty, infrastructure, opportunities etc. This will eventually be a value addition for you. Also BBA forms basis for MBA. So a better college will surely add managerial qualities into you. Aim for best college, but do not get disheartened if you get an average college. This is because nothing has finished. Remember that whichever college you take always try to be among top students in that college.

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Hi BBA is a professional course which gives the business students the basis of management. After BBA, you can go for placements or for higher studies (mostly MBA). For taking MBA admission, you need to complete your graduation from a recognized university with a minimum of 50%-60% Next, you need to appear in competitive exams and like XAT, CAT, MAT, etc. Some MBA colleges conduct their own entrance exams. Based on your performance and cut-off score, you will be informed whether you are selected for Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI). Scoring good marks in graduation is important and there is nothing to do from which college or university you have pursued from [The college or university should be a recognised one]. So, ultimately your choice for BBA college won't matter much in your MBA admissions.

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