Business Management Studies

You can try admission in LM Thapar School of Management. It has excellence from the get-go, they have secured coveted profiles at top-notch companies like MRF, Deloitte, KPMG, Nestle, and 60+ more. Acquiring lucrative on-campus packages and networking opportunities with industry best they are ready to make their mark in the world.

LM Thapar School of Management is a sight to behold. It is surrounded by greenery, the campus stretches over 33 acres of land- encompassing fully-tech enabled classrooms, vast playgrounds, and comfortable hostel accommodations. It has companies like MRF, Deloitte, KPMG, Nestle, and 60+ more. Acquiring lucrative on-campus packages and networking opportunities with the industry's best.

You are not following there minimum eligibility criteria of CAT 60%le. So chances are negligible.

Jaipuria Institute of management Lucknow comes in the top 75 B-schools in India as per government of India Ministry of HRD's prestigious NIRF ranking framework. You can checkout the NIRF ranking 2020: https://www.nirfindia.org/2020/ManagementRanking.html
I always ask aspirants to go with facts. Jaipuria is a good option for you. You can check about Jaipuria Institute of management here: https://www.jaipuria.ac.in/ Wish you good luck with your search.

Factor1 (NIRF ranking): Jaipuria Institute of management Lucknow comes in the band of top 75 b-schools in India as per NIRF 2020 ranking. Balaji Institute of management and HRD comes in the band 76-100. SIES is not in the list. Factor 2 : When it comes to quality of education in terms of faculty's (expertise, education, experience, helpfulness, etc. ), the course curriculum, projects and assignments, pre placement drives, extra curricular activities, campus life, alumni connection, and placements, Jaipuria Institute of management Lucknow is a very good option to pursue PGDM. Overall, keeping all factors in mind; I'd recommend Jaipuria.

For MBA qualification required is graduation and BBA is graduation.

I'm sorry, but under this percentage, it will be difficult for you to get a good college. But don't lose hope prepare for the 2021 entrance and try to get a good percentile. All the best.

Yes, you should get a call. Especially when the COVID scenario is still not over yet. Your profile, GD and PI will define your chances. I suggest you to give some mock interviews at IMS, CL or TIME, and prepare for the best. All the best!

I believe, the cut-off for an Executive MBA is the same. In many institutes, it is just an eligibility criterion. Your selection will be decided on the basis of your performance in your GD, PI, and relevant work experience. The fees of such programs are the same, it's just that you will be able to complete them within a year. Don't miss such programs, time is money. Gim, Wellingkar, IMT Ghaziabad, Great Lakes, are some tier 2 colleges. Tier 1 colleges have very tough criteria and the experience needed are 4 to 6 years, approximately.

It is good, especially if you have gain experience in an IT company. SCIT Pune is a good B-School for the same, especially for IT.