NICMAR University Pune Balewadi Answered Questions

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PGPACM is a two year course with several subjects from basic management, project management and construction management and several electives. I do not think it is in the best interest of the institution to disclose the syllabus. They usually hand the list of subjects to you after you clear the exam and you've gotten admission.

If you want an intensive course on Quantity Surveying and General Construction Management, I believe that is the course for you. It has sufficient information and gives you enough exposure to get you placed in that specific job profile.
Also, the Hyderabad campus boasts of an impressive placement record.
For further details, kindly contact the office of that campus they will furnish you with first hand information.

Well, two years' work experience is a great asset. Any work experience would be good. Internships from former companies shows that you have some practical experience and that you appreciate the course.
Skills required would be some grasp on Excel, and some CAD Software, you require good communication skills, they will test that from the entrance exam, and basic concepts from your engineering is important.
Learning BIM/MEP will be very useful but you need not fret if you don't have a certification on that yet. You have ample time to learn on the term here.
Other skills like singing, dancing or other cultural inclinations or technical papers are welcome, as they will be useful when you participate in several events.

The NCAT process generally comprises three rounds:
The written test round: you'd need to brush up on 10th grade RS Aggarwal Math and other CAT-based questions and English aptitude. Take this round very seriously. and make sure you attend more than 60% of all the sections.Don't get hung up on one section because you feel you're good at it. They need to know that you're able to manage time well and attempt all the sections.
The GD round : this depends upon the center and the batch of examiners; they may or may not conduct it. But if they do conduct it, you'll need to be well versed in the current topics and you'd need to stand out of the group by giving good and unique view points and by being able to convince your peers. Always maintain good GD etiquette.A little politeness always goes a long way in making a good impression.
Last round is the interview round which is extremely important since this will have the maximum weightage in determining whether you will get through or not. General rule of interviews apply be confident, and say you dont know, for the answers that you dont know. You'd need to learn up concrete technology, basic construction materials and techniques, and 2 of your favorite subjects. If you have work experience, you need to be well versed on what you've done there.
Prepare well! All the best!

I recollect that they do consider your CAT scores if you have given that exam. But i do not recollect having come across a situation where you can apply via CMAT. Prepare well for NCAT and crack that exam, since you have given CMAT and you can score well for it.
Sorry for the delay, I couldn't get appropriate information on time.