Business Management Studies

Hi Mamata, IIM's is definitely the best option for MBA with excellent placement records but having said that it all depends on how we perform in the interview.

I suggest you to go for hospitality management, as it has a very hood scope nowadays. Good luck.

Yes, you can pursue it after completing your four years graduation and meeting the eligibility criteria for MBA programme admission.

You can go for IBMR, as they are good in placement, they are having tie up with good companies, apart from MBA, and they will provide PGDM course.

Yes, you can start the preparation for CAT. First check out the syllabus and pattern of CAT exam. Start brushing up the concepts of Maths and English (Grammar). You can sit for CAT exam in your pre-final and final years of graduation. Apart from scoring well in CAT. You must need to score well in graduation. Check out the selection criteria of top-20 MBA institutes of India. This will give you a good idea what are the expectations of institutes from MBA aspirants. Best of Luck.

Hi Arshath,REVA University does not consider XAT exam rather they consider CAT and MAT score for management.

Hi Shaik,ATMA exam is itself the easiest exam, so if you have the basic solving ability then you can crack ATMA exam, and also not all college consider this ATMA score.

Hi Rahul,
Every campus of Jaipuria is best, but if you consider rank wise then Lucknow, Noida, Jaipur, and Indore.

Yes, you can get admission in a good B. School with a good CAT/MAT/XAT score. If you get Minimum 75 percentile in CAT and Minimum 500 composite score in MAT, you can get admission in MBA in a good B. School. Amity University-Haryana is a good option with these eligibility scores; though you will have to crack our GD/PI round for the selection in the university.

Yes, you are eligible for the admission as the minimum percentage required in 55% in graduation with no backlogs.