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Most colleges have an attendance criteria of 75–80%, meaning students must attend at least this percentage of classes to be eligible for exams or internal assessments. Falling below this limit can lead to loss of marks or being barred from exams.
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Many government colleges and universities follow a minimum 75% attendance rule, some private colleges follow minimum 80% attendance. If your attendance is below minimum, you might be asked to pay the fine, or the medical proof, or in some case you might not be allowed to sit in the
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There is no official integrated MBA + LL.B course offered in India. The Bar Council of India (BCI) has not approved any such integrated program.
Students who want to study both management and law can choose the approved BBA LL.B (Hons) or BA LL.B (Hons) integrated courses after completing
For the DU SOL MBA first semester exam, you can study from these materials:
DU SOL Study Material: Download or collect the official study material from the DU SOL website or your study center. It covers all the topics in the syllabus.
Recommended Books: Use the books suggested in
Yes, you can apply for an online MBA even with a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering and 29 years of work experience. Many universities offering online MBA programs consider professional experience and diploma qualifications for admission, especially if you have significant industry exposure. However, eligibility may vary depending on the institution.
To get an MBA, you typically need to have a bachelor's degree and work experience, though this is often not required for integrated programs. The next step is to take a relevant entrance exam like CAT, XAT, NMAT, or GMAT, and then apply to the business schools of your
The better PG course depends on your career goals: choose an MCA if you want a career focused on technology, like coding, software development, and technical roles. Opt for an MBA (IT) if you are interested in management, leadership, strategy, and business aspects of the IT sector.
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Yes, B.Pharm and work experience can be valuable for an MBA in marketing. As you already work in the pharmaceutical industry, means you have technical and industry knowledge which gives you a strong base for understanding products deeply. You have work experience which means you have an understanding of
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