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Yes, Your experience in the nursing field, combined with 32 years of work experience, can be a valuable asset for pursuing an MBA. Many MBA programs value applicants with diverse backgrounds and extensive professional experience. Your experience could bring a unique perspective to the classroom discussions and enhance your understanding of business concepts. Consider researching MBA programs that offer specializations or tracks related to healthcare management or administration, as they may be particularly suited to your background.

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Here you have not provided me the name of exam you are asking about. So I am considering the following two exams.

The CMAT 2024 examination, for admission to the MBA/MMS program, is scheduled for May 15, 2024. Registration for the May session of ATMA 2024 is currently ongoing, with the deadline for application being May 3, 2024. Additionally, the ATMA 2024 exam for the May session is set to take place on May 11, 2024.

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There is absolutely no compulsion to take BBA in order to pursue MBA. You can opt for any bachelor’s degree and later pursue your MBA as the eligibility criteria for an MBA is that the candidate must have a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of 50 per cent aggregate or equivalent from a recognised university.

You can opt for BA, BSc, B.com or even B.Tech.

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There is not any issue even if you have science background and want to do MBA. If you have completed your graduation then you can directly take admission for MBA. Basically your stream does not restrict your eligibility. You just need to fulfill the percentage criteria.

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GSFC University offers a two-year, full-time MBA programme specializing in HR, Marketing, Finance, Business Analytics. The University also offers MBA in Disaster Risk Management which is a weekend programme with a hybrid mode, consisting of 70% online and 30% offline components.

Candidates who have a Bachelor's degree in any stream with a minimum of 50% aggregate (45% aggregate in case of SC/ ST/ SEBC category candidates) can apply for admission. The state quota seats will be filled by the Admission Committee for Professional Courses (ACPC), Government of Gujarat, and management quota seats (all out-of-the-state applications) will be filled from all Indian candidates (including Gujarat) on the basis of score obtained by them in the CMAT/ CAT / MAT/ XAT .

Candidates who do not appear in any of the entrance exams must appear for the GSFC University Management Aptitude Test (UMAT-GSFCU) and secure a minimum of 50% marks.

The fee structure for the MBA programme offered at GSFC University is Rs. 1,09,000 per annum.

Hello aspirant,

There is no such compulsion that a candidate must have studied mathmatics in higher classes to be eligible for MBA course. If you have the interest and want to do MBA, then you can do so after completing your graduation.

And you also have to pursue integrated BBA+ MBA course.

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Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM), both are the two-year management programmes offered by business schools in India. Both programmes teach management skills and are highly recognised by corporates. While MBA is considered to be a degree programme, PGDM on the other hand is a diploma programme. Given below are some of the points of differentiation between MBA and PGDM:

• Business schools (or private MBA colleges) generally offer PGDM while colleges which are affiliated to the university offer an MBA.
• Institutes offering PGDM can revise their curriculum in response to changing business needs and industry behaviour while on another hand, colleges offering MBA undergo such revision in a time-based manner.
• An MBA is offered by a government or private university or a college affiliated with the university which come under the University Grants Commission (UGC). On another hand, PGDM is offered by AICTE recognised business schools and standalone/ autonomous business schools, under the Ministry of Human Resource Development (HRD).
• Colleges offering an MBA generally follows a fixed curriculum which is generally more theoretical in nature while institutions offering PGDM keep on updating their curriculum more frequently.

Candidates who wish to pursue management education must not focus on the nomenclature but should focus on major quality determinants such as faculty, curriculum, rankings, accreditations, and placements.

For detailed information about difference between both the programmes, candidates must read: MBA vs PGDM .