Admission to postgraduate management courses is usually done on the basis of entrance exams. There are different national level, state level and University level entrance exam that are organized across India for granting admission to the candidates in PG management courses.
The minimum eligibility criteria that candidates must fulfil to be eligible for BBM/BBA courses are:
Aspirants must have completed their Higher Secondary Exam from any stream with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks
Aspirants must have studied English as a compulsory subject in class 12
Students coming from any background may pursue Management studies, but those with Commerce backgrounds will receive some relaxation in the cut off marks for admission
Candidates who fulfil the above criteria must sit for the respective entrance exam conducted by the institute.
The eligibility criteria for pursuing further studies in Management at the postgraduate level include:
Candidates must have acquired a graduate degree from any discipline with a minimum aggregate of 50%, from any recognized university or institute. For reserved category students, the minimum cut off is 45%
Students pursuing the final year of their graduate programme are also eligible to apply for an MBA course, provided they produce the proof of their completion of the graduation degree when asked by the institute.
Management is one of the most popular choices of course of study among students in India, and this is with good reason. Vast, varied, and constantly growing businesses in different economic sectors call for highly driven, innovative, and talented professionals preferably with a degree in Management.
These professionals play very important roles in firms and individual companies, at many different hierarchical levels.
On top of that, the ever-increasing, intense competition in the business world further adds to the demand for ingenious management executives and professionals in various economic sectors, not only in India but also in any country abroad.