OJEE MBA Cutoff 2020: Check Minimum Qualifying Marks

Hello aspirant,

Yes you can.

The minimum educational qualification required to pursue MBA is – completed valid Bachelor's Degree course from a recognized College/University. Minimum aggregate marks criteria may apply. It may vary from one institute to another. Generally, it is around 45-55% aggregate marks.

Among these courses, B.Sc. is a very popular choice among graduates. There are many reasons responsible for this trend. Pursuing MBA after B.Sc. brings with it many advantages! Here are some major advantages associated with it –

• First of all, employers are looking for applicants who are all-rounders. They want professionals who have adequate technical knowledge as well as adequate management knowledge.
• Another advantage is that it opens new doors of opportunities in front of you! For example, a B.Sc. Chemistry graduate will usually land a job that belongs to the technical side of things.
• Now, if he/she has an MBA Degree under his/her belt, then it is possible for him/her to land a managerial role. In simple terms, an MBA Degree can diversify the job profiles you’ll have access to.
• An MBA Degree can also help you get a promotion at work. Imagine that you are having trouble climbing up the career ladder at work. You may simply pursue an MBA program, complete it and then stand a chance of landing a promotion at work!

All the best for your future

Hello aspirant,

I think you are saying about CA plus CFA plus MBA ??

correct me if I am wrong.

However you can earn many degree and certificate as you want but salary is not depend on that

• This combination can make you attractive but not most earnable
• It doesn't matter how much degree you have skills also matters if u Just study and didn't gain any skill which is important to apply that knowledge then your knowledge is unusable
• As per salary perspective if you have only knowledge but not skill it can fetch you 5–10lakh but if u have proper skill to apply that knowledge it can get you 25lakh to 1cr+ also.

Hope this helps you.

All the best for your future

Hello Sanidhya Sharma

I hope you are doing good.

In todays scenario things are quite changed from past years . Due to high inflation in today world , carrer option is firstly be chosen according to your financial situation . If your financial situation , then go for mba from some tier-1 which have name in abroad too, you will easily get job with a package btw 15 to 20 lakhs per annum . Otherwise go for CA if you dont get any good business school seat , CA is also have verry good scope in abroad if you have some experience and good network in abroad

Hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future

Hey,

Sorry to say but the harsh reality is no matter how good the college is there is no surety of getting placement or internship for distance students.

The students do get the comfortability of not going to classes regularly and just going to give the exams. But it comes at a cost like these that results in minimum chance of getting an internship.

Due to this CovID-19 , every college is conducting it's admission as well as classes online. So I think it won't be a problem for you. For now the distance as well as the regular course will just feel the same.

Will suggest you to go for normal college and not distance course.

Hope that helps.

Thank you.