Business Management Studies

The eligibility criteria for the MBA (Dual Specialization, Affiliated by MDU, Rohtak) + PGPM (Industry Synergized) course at IBMR Gurgaon is that the candidate should have passed a bachelor’s degree in any discipline as recognised by UGC, under 10+2+3 system with minimum 50% aggregate. Candidates appearing in the final year may also apply. 

Admission Procedure;- 

Candidates are required to appear in CAT/MAT/CMAT/XAT/ATMA and produce the score card. The admission merit list is prepared on applicant’s academic record, work experience, scores in the management test (ICAT), and performance in the Institute’s selection process including group discussions and personal interviews.

The ideal time to start giving the CAT mock test series depends on one's preparation level. It is important to first complete the CAT syallbus and get a familiarity with the exam pattern. Many experts suggest that one should start taking the CAT mock test series atleast 3 months prior to the exam. Generally, every year, the Common Admission Test (CAT) is held in November. The initial preparation should include understanding the exam pattern, syllabus and marking scheme. For this, students must talk to CAT successful candidates. It's important to have a string grasp on subjects. Before solving the Mock tests, students should focus on conceptual understanding of key topics. Try to solve as many questions as possible of different types to reinforce the learning. Once you are done with both the stages, start taking mock test and get an actual exam environment.  It is advisable to take atleast one mock test every week and gradually increase the frequency of mock tests taken. These tests will help students to identify their strengths and weaknesses and learn from them. 

JBIMS, Mumbai offers the following course with different stages of admission process such as:

·       Master of Management Studies (MMS)- MAH- MBA CET. The selection of students is done through the common admission process carried out by DTE, Maharashtra.

·       Master of Science in Finance (M.Sc. Finance)- MH- CET/ CAT

·       Master of Human Resource Development (MHRD)- A written test and In Person Assessment

·       Ph.D. Programme in Management Studies- Qualifying exam- PET/ NET/ SET/ GRF and a personal interview

There are no other exams required than the ones given above. The college also offers Part- Time MMS Degree Programme, Management and Development Programme and Customized Management Development Programme.

For all CAT aspirants, the aim is to get into IIMs. For that, students must secure the 99 percentile in CAT. The number of mock tests required to get a 99 percentile depends from student to student. CAT is one of the highly competitive exams in India and Lacs of students appear and compete with each other to get into 21IIMs. The "success" depends on various factors such as students' understanding of the exam patterns, problem-solving skills, time management skills etc. Experts and many successful candidates always propose students take as many mock tests as possible to get a grip of the exam pattern. Why does experts focus on taking mock tests so much? The answer is simple; it helps stimulate the actual exam conditions and environment.  Some candidates take two or three mock tests every week till the exam days while others take one every day. The main focus should be on analyzing the mistakes understanding your strengths and weaknesses and working accordingly. Additionally, it is advisable to take advice from successful CAT candidates and experts to get a vision.

Six months is enough to prepare for MAH CET if you give it 100% of your time to prepare for the test. The 7-8 hour regular study schedule is the first step towards the preparation of MAH CET. The schedule should include clearly defined theme-wise activities during those 7-8 hours.