Business Management Studies

In the CAT application, you are typically required to provide your academic details up until the completion of your undergraduate degree. This means that you would usually fill in the marks or grades obtained in the first and second years of your undergraduate program.

If your second-year results are not available at the time of filling out the CAT application, you can provide the marks or grades obtained until that point and update the application with your final second-year results once they are released. The specific process for updating your application may vary, so it's advisable to refer to the official CAT website or any instructions provided by the conducting body for guidance on how to update your application with the latest academic information.

Yes, Calcutta University offers a BBA course in Hospital Management. The course is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge required to manage and administer healthcare organizations. The course covers a wide range of topics such as healthcare management, healthcare finance, healthcare laws and ethics, healthcare quality management, and healthcare marketing. The admission process typically involves a written test followed by a personal interview. It is important to check the official website of Calcutta University or contact the university to know the exact admission procedure and the dates of the written test and the personal interview.

KIIT School of Rural Management (KSRM) accepts CAT/XAT/CMAT/MAT scores for admission to its MBA-RM program. The minimum CAT percentile required to get admitted in KSRM varies from year to year and is subject to change. Generally, a CAT percentile of 50 or above is considered a safe score to get shortlisted for further rounds of the selection process. However, the final selection is based on various factors such as the candidate's academic profile, work experience, and performance in the selection process. It is advisable to visit the official website of KSRM or contact the admission office for more information on the admission process and eligibility criteria.

Yes, you can transfer from a college under Mumbai University to an autonomous college after your first year of BMS. However, the transfer process may vary depending on the policies of the autonomous college and Mumbai University. You will need to check the admission guidelines and eligibility criteria of the autonomous college you wish to transfer to. You may also need to submit your academic transcripts, test scores, and other relevant documents as part of the application process. It's advisable to contact the admission office of the autonomous college for more information on the transfer process and the eligibility criteria for the programme you are interested in. Additionally, you may need to fulfill certain conditions such as minimum attendance requirements, minimum grades, and other criteria to be eligible for the transfer.