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