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Yes , you can pursue an MBA from the FMS (Faculty of Management Studies ) at Delhi University after completing a B.Sc. in Chemistry . Admission to the FMS MBA program primarily depends on your performance in the CAT ( Common Admission Test ) exam , followed by a group discussion , extempore and personal interview rounds .

Regarding salary :

FMS Delhi is known for excellent placement records , with average packages for MBA graduates typically ranging between Rs 25-35 lakh per annum and some students receive even higher offers depending on the industry and their skills .

Top recruiters include companies from consulting , finance , marketing and technology sectors .

Hope this helps you .

For more information check out an article by careers360 , link mention below :

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/faculty-of-management-studies-university-of-delhi-delhi/placement

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https://www.careers360.com/colleges/faculty-of-management-studies-university-of-delhi-delhi Yes. You can definitely do an MBA after B.Sc. in Chemistry. Doing an MBA would broaden your career avenue and, in fact, open many avenues to any industry.

Eligibility

MBA programmes generally expect a bachelor's degree in any discipline, which includes B. Sc. Chemistry.

You may also have to pass entrance exams like CAT, GMAT, XAT, or any other relevant exams.

Benefits of an MBA after B.Sc. Chemistry:

More Job Opportunities: An MBA can lead to leadership positions in any industry, whether pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, healthcare, or even consulting.   Most people who complete an MBA degree work at a higher salary than bachelor's degree holders.   Better Analytical and Problem Solving Skills: Scientific knowledge coupled with business skills may make you a valuable asset for organizations.

Better Communication and Leadership Skills: An MBA program develops good communication and leadership skills, which are the need in today's competitive business scenario.

Best B-Schools in India:

Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs): It is regarded as the best B-schools of India.

Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT): Specialized in international business education.

Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI): These are well-known for human resource management and labor relations.

Faculty of Management Studies (FMS), Delhi University: A highly prestigious B-school with outstanding academic reputations.   Remind Yourself: Experience at Work: Some B-schools prefer candidates with work experience, so it would be great to gain some work experience before joining an MBA programme.

Financial Planning: Costing of pursuing MBA-Tuition costs, and living costs are taken into account. Plans have been laid as well as action is taken to pursue an MBA after B.Sc. Chemistry to achieve the desired career goals.