Birla Institute of Management Technology

Hi,
There is no cut-off specified by the college regarding the exam scores:
http://bimtech.ac.in/admissions/faq-2016/
Please visit this link for complete details regarding the fees & other things.

The average package offered is Rs.6 LPA to Rs.7 LPA. This college offers PGDM degree.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/pgdm-international-business-birla-institute-management-technology-greater-noida/983

You have good chance looking at your CMAT score. But, you need to perform above average in WAT/PI process too.

Definitely, you can go ahead with this score.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/post-graduate-diploma-management-birla-institute-management-technology-greater-noida/979
All the best.

Please go ahead with application process. You have progressed in your academic run - 5.4 to 5.8 to 6.7, it is good. Very few companies put "through out first class" kind of conditions in placement. Hurry up - today is last day for BIMTECH application window.

You would get WAT/PI call for sure. Hurry up - today is the last day.

No special preparation is needed. The process is more or less similar for all leading institutions. It is basically to check your communication skill , general awareness and your potential for a manager.

Retail is a specialized form of marketing only. As a sector, retail is the biggest industry in Indian economy contributing to 13% of GDP - compared to IT which is around 6%. Retail is a booming sector and offer a host of career opportunity be it in store management, Data / business analysis or supply chain management. The birth of e-commerce has added another area of job opportunity. Many of PGDM - Marketing guys lands up in retail marketing only.

Hi Minmoy,
Kindly check the letter again, the program must be mentioned for sure.

Retail is a specialized form of marketing only. It is not the question of high / low reputation but of awareness and availability. General PGDM is available in all institutions - specialized courses like retail / insurance are offered at select institutions only. As a sector , retail is the biggest industry in Indian economy contributing to 13% of GDP - compared to IT which is around 6%. But everyone one knows about it.