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First of all, don't waste your time/year for the sake of preparation for all the entrance exam related to MBA, it will be a great hurdle to cross will getting admission in any good institute. Prepare with full zeal and confidence for entrance exam while doing job. Job will add work experience, which will add more value in your MBA application. So prepare hard with full dedication and do well, and yes don't just take admission in any institute just for the sake of doing MBA as at the end you'll get nothing except a certificate rather prepare hard and crack the entrance exam and go for premier institutes.
Good luck.

You may check the following link and decide which exam to give:
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/exam-calendar" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/exam-calendar</a>.

Yes, admissions are conducted on the basis of online Common Admission Test CUSAT CAT or online Lateral Entry Test (LET) or Departmental Admission Test (CUSAT that), by the University.

You can go for the MAT and GMAT can be written as well.
You can also go for state exams, such as MH-CET.
There are other colleges like S.P. Jain that offer courses like luxury management (one year program) that are good, and don't need any of these exams. You can search for such courses as well.

It depends on your interest. If you love to crunch numbers then you shall opt for finance. If you have an extrovert personality and get along with strangers easily then you can option marketing. If you love to manage and motivate human resources then you can go HR and so on.

Yogesh,for MBA you obviously have to pursue some undergraduate course which shall help you enhance your management skills. Something like BBA or B.Com whatever you choose. Then, if you wish to get into top-notch college for MBA, why not try clearing CAT to get an admission in the Iims? Now, if you are going to be in Indore for your further studies, DAVV is the best option. Various reasons (for you to know, it is a reputed one with some good faculty). Also, clearing CET will not be a very difficult thing. I say this because I know you personally, so yes, you've got a good amount of IQ, which means that even if you find the fees a little bit... View more

For a regular course you need to sit for an entrance exam.
Don't worry much there are plenty of opportunities out there once you sit for national level entrance.

Exams like NMAT, MAT SNAP and CMAT are relatively easier than the likes of CAT IIFT and XAT. Though, among the easier exams mentioned, I feel NMAT and SNAP are worth giving due to the following reasons:-
NMAT - No negative marking; can book the exam as per your convenience; max. Of three attempts provided; no GK (if you dislike it); tentative cutoff for NMIMS 2017 = 209; clear the cutoff & a call is guaranteed; probably the costliest exam (1950 for one attempt); best college = NM Mumbai. SNAP Negative marking; no sectional time-limit and cutoffs (explicitly mentioned); GK included; best colleges = SIBM Pune & SCMHRD. When it comes to t... View more

NMIMS
Jamia Hamdard
Punjab University
IIHMR
MDU, Rohtak
Indian Institute Of Pharmaceutical Marketing, Lucknow
SIES College Of Management Studies
Institute Of Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Management. These are the best colleges of MBA in pharmacy.

Hello! No reputed college anywhere in India today gives direct admission; it's given only on merit basis. All the top-ranked colleges accept candidates on one or the other MBA entrance exam scores and their performance in the subsequent interviews (if shortlisted for them).

Hello,
You should apply for your choice of colleges before SNAP. Kindly visit this link for more information like important dates for exam registration. <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.snaptest.org/" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.snaptest.org/</a>.

They have an entrance exam. The eligibility for the same is a graduate degree. UG is mandatory for MBA.

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The syllabus of entrance exam more or less same. If you want to make your career in management field than MBA is the best option for you. After B.Tech it is a good choice. So go ahead.

There is no difference between the entrance exam for MBA and PGDM. CAT/XAT/SNAP and other entrance exams are there for MBA/PGDM.
MBA colleges are affiliated to a university, whereas PGDM is offered by autonomous institutes. IIMs also offer PGDM degree. Check the below link for MBA colleges-
<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-india" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-india</a>

CAT/MAT/XAT is most acceptable entrance test for Master's degree in Management.

Your 1st step should be to start preparing for all the entrance tests for MBA admissions next year. Once u clear any one of them CAT SNAP TISSNET XAT CMAT GMAT try to check which colleges have good HR placements. Regarding "good" exam, I think all the tests are good. If u are very serious about HR, do give TISSNET will 100% dedication.

The minimum eligibility for applying in Symbiosis MBA distance learning program.
Graduate from recognised university with 50% marks in any discipline.
There is no entrance exam in Symbiosis MBA Distance Learning program
Four specialisations are available:
Marketing
Human Resource
Operations
Finance
Forms available -may/June.
When they issue form for MBA, you should fill the form and submit the form before the time elapse for admission.
You will get admission in the Symbiosis MBA Distance Learning program.

Hello,
A calculator is never allowed to carry during an MBA entrance exam. Instead, rough sheets are provided for calculation purposes. FYI, CAT exam includes an OSC (On-Screen Calculator). Good luck.

There will be certain questions asked about your graduation score but if you have scored well in MBA entrance exams then I don’t think there would be any problem.

Hello Govind,
All the MBA colleges allot admission based on open test scores. Therefore, you will have to give an entrance test to get admission into a good MBA college that will guarantee your placement. No B-school can guarantee placement. Even if some B-school is promising it, then it’s a marketing gimmick. If you want a good placement, you are advised to appear for CAT, XAT, SNAP, etc.

An E-MBA, or an Executive Master of Business Administration, is also a two-year program, but it's aimed at business executives with five years' managerial experience.
All the best.

I suggest you to refer this link which has all details regarding to your query about the exams. It is suggested by Shiksha. It has details like syllabus, registration, exam date and others:
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You should first complete your Bachelors. Then you can go for MBA by giving entrance exams like CAT, XAT, SNAP, MAT, etc.

If you can afford one more year and you do not have any responsibility as of now to earn or something, please go ahead and prepare for the entrance test and try again next year.
PS: Assuming you are a pass-out of 2016 or 2017.
If you are pass-out of 2015, it depends on you. Whether you take it or not.

Since you have lost one year, it would be better for you to pick up a job and after gaining 3 years of experience explore Executive MBA or Distance MBA or Part time MBA. You can also explore full time MBA after a couple of years and then take advantage of your pre MBA work experience during the campus placement process.

Hello! The top colleges accepting scores of the popular exams are:-
1. All IIMs, MDI, FMS, JBIMS, SP Jain, NIIE - CAT
2. XLRI, SP Jain - XAT
3. NMIMS, MISB Bocconi - NMAT
4. SIBM, SCMHRD - SNAP
5. JBIMS, Sydenham, Somaiya - CET
6. TISS - TISSNET
7. IIFT(Kolkata and Delhi campus) - IIFT
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Hello Bhavik,
Yes, it is mandatory to qualify in one or the other entrance exams as well as the interview rounds(if shortlisted for it) to pursue MBA from a good college. You can study for CAT while you're working. Try to devote around 3 hours per day. Good luck!

Hi Namit
The admission in International School of Design is taken on the basis of your marks in graduation. They have a merit based process and hence, there is no entrance test.

Hi Divyakshi,
To pursue MBA, you must take the GMAT and TOEFL. Also you must have 2-3 years work experience. Please see here for university admission requirements:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/singapore/mba-colleges-dc