Hello Gagan,

MBA is an ocean where students from any stream come and join. There are no specific background restrictions for MBA. A B.Tech student, a B.Com student, a Law student, a CA anyone can choose MBA. MBA requires the diversity and any allowed to pursue. Most of the B-Schools try their best to maintain the diversity in every fresh batch. It is essential to have diversity in MBA which enables the students to explore the other domains with the help of the other students.

There are various B-Schools where you can pursue your degree. For renowned and reputed Colleges you need to give exams like CAT/MAT/CMAT/NMAT etc. The scores in these examinations are accepted by most of the B-Schools. IIMs are considered to be a best option when you give CAT. Be aware of the institution you are choosing to pursue your MBA. You must check their placement record and amenities available so keenly.

Irrespective of previous background MBA creates a new capability where you can explore most of the domains. Post MBA you can be into your desired domain in the Administration section of that particular domain. MBA elevates the value of UG degree which opens doors for the graduates into the corporate world.

If you are an MBA aspirant with no second thought you can start preparing for admission in a reputed MBA college. It will definitely add commendable value to your botany degree. Be wise while selecting your college don't go for colleges without any proper reputation.

Getting an MBA never hurts. A person with a post graduation degree is always given priority over a graduate. As you are doing BSc in botany i know MBA feels completely different but it is okay to pursue it as it provides you with management degree that is required almost everywhere

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