Candidates for the MBA must hold a Bachelor's Degree in any stream with at least 50% overall or an equivalent grade from an institution recognised by the UGC and following the (10+2+3) pattern of education.

Any field of study, including language, engineering, humanities, economics, medicine, business, or any other, is

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You can look for NIFTEM's innovative MBA program for two years, a full-time degree program that is offered with a dual specialization

• Compulsory- Food& Agri-Business Management
• Optional - one of marketing/ finance/ international business to fulfill the industry demands

Some of the top Food processing Universities in India

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Yes, it is possible to do MBA in hospital management after GNM or nursing.

You can visit the below given link to see the top MBA colleges in India.

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/ranking

You can also take admissions in IIM even if you have done nursing.

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See there is no stream/discipline based eligibility criteria induced at all for the course of MBA. If you are a graduate and have cleared the entrances such as UGAT , CAT , XAT , GMAT , SNAP , NMAT , CMAT /any other entrance which your institute accept, then you

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