Hi

MBA - Masters in Business Administration can be pursued by anyone who has a graduation degree or equivalent from a recognized college. Given that you have already completed your graduation, you are definitely eligible for the same.

In order to pursue MBA from any college, every college has their own entrance exam or they accept scores of a wider level entrance exam like CAT,MAT,XAT etc. Therefore to join for the course, you must first take the exam and get the percentile score. Basis your percentile, the colleges will shortlist you and invite you for the further procedures.

In the further procedures, the colleges generally organise WAT, GD or PI or a combination of the above to create the final aggregate score and merit list is generated.

Experience is always an add-on for pursuing MBA. A candidate having 1 year work experience will be given extra weightage during selection procedure as well as in placements after B-School. This is because work experience indicates that the candidate has certain level of industry exposure as well as acquiantance with the corporate culture. Due to this, they are also able to add value to classroom discussions. Hence a work experience is a plus.

A lot of college offer long distance correspondence course for MBA. You can enroll to any of these colleges and pursue MBA without attending the classes. This gives you the flexibility to work while studying.

Some colleges also offer weekend classes for MBA for corporates/professionls. While some also have evening class schedules. You can search for these colleges and apply.

Hello student The University of Mumbai has extended the deadline of Mumbai University 2020 admission Form to August 14, 2020. A total of 3 merit list of Mumbai University admission Will be released for 749 affiliated colleges.

For more details refer to the link mentioned below - https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/mumbai-university-admission/amp

Feel free to comment if you've any doubt

Good luck

The first year B.sc cut off  In St.Xaviers are percentiles [85%-91%]

Last date for registration is last week of july

So hurry up and get register yourself .

Dear Aspirants ,

Mumbai University programmes are approved by Distance Education Council, New Delhi vide letter no.F.No. DEC /Univ / State/07/5620,dated 3-9-07. The Directorate of Correspondence Courses was up-graded as 'Directorate of Distance Education', in the year 1985. Applicants can apply online for any course in Mumbai University .

It is Accredited by NAAC level "A" ,approved by UGC,DEB. Admission is based on Merit list and entrance exam .They offer UG,PG,PhD,and Pg Diploma. Application  mode of Online and different courses criteria is different you must fulfil as per criteria then only you can join.

But you didnt mentioned any course you wants to take admission so it will difficult to describe or brifiely .

I hope it will helpful

Thanks

Hello,

For MBA studies, IIM is best option as they provide top most facilities to learn management studies. Professors are highly experienced and have many years of work experience.

Here are college names you can consider for admission:-

1. IIM
2. SPJIMR
3. Great lakes Institute of management
4. NMIMS
5. IMI
6. NITIE
7. TA Pai Management Institute
8. LIBA
9. PSG college of engineering

To take admission , Score of CAT/MAT/GMAT is required. A percentile above 70-75 is good and will provide you high number of college options for admission. for IIM, a percentile above 95 of CAT is considered for admission.

Hope it helps!

Hello Janhavi!

I am really sorry but if the date has passed then you can't do bsc in computer science in that college. However, don't lose hope, just search for other alternatives. I am sure that there might be places where the form filling date is not over yet. 

All the best!

Hi Pankaj, 

No. of colleges enrolled in the List cannot be altered once the fee is paid for registration at any level further. If your question remains unanswered or have any more queries then feel free to ask. You can also comment on this answer for further responses.