Business Management Studies

Yes, it is possible. Just fill the PESSAT form once again (Last date to register is April 10). Sit for the exam. If you get a better seat go for it.
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It completely depends on your interests. The comparison is really not worth it as both have their own pros and cons, both offer exceptional career opportunities and challenges. So, rather than choosing the best of two, choose the best for you.

Logistics and Supply Chains are not something you should learn through distance mode and particularly, if you want to do an MBA, distance mode does not give you that much of a learning, as an aspirant of MBA expects. So, I suggest that you should take standard MBA entrances and get into some decent B-School and learn the things at first hand.

Hi Sujeet,
PUMBA is a government college, but getting admission in PUMBA is difficult. Percentile for MBA is 97%-98% for PUMBA. All the best for some other college like Indira College or MIT.

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In the year 2018 students of PES University, Bangalore got direct campus placements in top companies like Infosys, Wipro, TCS, IBM, Accenture and more. Students of PES University, Bangalore got the highest package offer of Rs 8 Lacs per annum and an average package of Rs 6 Lacs per annum.

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Yes, candidates need to appear for PESSAT which is an All India Online Entrance Exam for admissions into various programmes offered by PES University including MBA. Candidates can secure admissions into programmes such as B.Tech, BBA in Hotel and Event Management, M.Tech, MBA, MCA M.Sc in Engineering by clearing PESSAT 2018.

It depends totally on the college that what criteria they set for the admissions. But if you have scored more then 50% you can get admission in any good colleges.
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You can choose any field in MBA if you are interested in.
But as you are interested in a mechanical engineering related field, go for Operations Management as they are dealing with the production, quality and supply chain in the industrial area.

For CAT 2020, you can join any reputed coaching center in your city and start practising daily. Focus more on CAT in your last year. You can join test series in the last few months before the exams. That will help a lot. And if there is no good coaching centre for CAT, join online coachings for CAT as there are already a lot of online platforms available. You can learn from lots of YouTube videos according to topics.
Best of luck.

I will suggest you go for both of those exams as CAT and MAT are the entrance exams preferred by most of the MBA colleges. If you perform well in at least one exam, there are very good chances of getting a good college. The syllabus for both the exams is not that different.