Business Management Studies

If anyone has CMAT percentile between 95 and 100, he/she can apply for Jaipuria Institute of Management. Remember the CMAT/MAT/XAT/CAT score contribute to 45% weightage only during admission process, other factors like your GD, PI, past experience, and your academic performance contribute to 65%. So, prepare well for the personal interview and group discussion also. Let me share the weightage of scores during admission process, it will clear the doubts from the first part of the question:
Score in CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ GMAT 45% weightage
Case-based Group Discussion - 15%
Personal Interview - 20%
Academic Performance - 15%
Work Experience, Sports and Extracurricular Activities - 5%
If you do well in others too, with such decent score in CMAT you might be eligible for good scholarship as well. Now, regarding the second part of the question. The ministry of Human resource has place both Principal L N Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research and Jaipuria Institute of Management in the top 75 b-schools of India. So, both are good. However the choice is yours. You can do analysis, gather placement data, most importantly it depends on where you live. I hope you know that Mumbai is the most expensive city to live in India. My preference would be Jaipuria Institute of Management - Lucknow.

If you are asking about PDM/MBA, then the top 2 institutes in Lucknow are IIM-Lucknow, and Jaipuria Institute of Management Lucknow. If you wish to pursue your PG from Lucknow, try to do your best in CAT and get enrolled in either of the two. Don't fall for other institutes, most are fake. I belong to Lucknow and I know most of them. Except these two (IIM-L and Jaipuria), if you go to any other b-school in Lucknow, they will give you admission right away, maybe they'll give you discounts to win your trust. Sadly, most people are fooled by these fake colleges. And after two years, the students realize that they're not ready for the corporate world, no personality development, and the last nail on the coffin is fake placements. God save the world. Anyways, you asked for top two. As per my knowledge and experience, there are only two institutes you can trust, first, obviously, IIM-Lucknow. And second is Jaipuria Institute of Management Lucknow. I don't think that I need to say anything about IIM-Lucknow, everyone knows they are the best. Regarding Jaipuria Institute of management, I've been there. I've seen the environment. They are doing good for the last 25 years or so. The faculty highly qualified and really helpful, too many curricular and extra curricular activities, personality transformation and good placements. In fact they let their students appear for placements in all four campuses (Lucknow, Noida, Jaipur, and Indore). I know its really hard to get in an IIM. If youget through, great. Otherwise go for Jaipuria Institute.

Hello,
I might sound unclear to you, but the reality is that it totally depends on you and your skills. What skills you are best in? Which specialization do you personally think of as very easy to do? I see many of the students get admission in Marketing specialisation just for the sake of SCOPE but on the other hand the truth is, he/she is unable to convince for their product or unable to complete the given targets in a deadline. So, Ramadevi I am suggesting you some steps to go through, which I personally did:-
1) Firstly, try to find all of the specializations thoroughly in MBA provided in India (if seeing for foreign institutes then do the respective thing, internationally), yes it would take you a week or two.
2) Then choose 5 to 6 specializations of your interest.
3) Then find out the near future scopes of that particular field, it would ultimately cut your 2-3 specializations
4) Then find the colleges which provide you the same specializations which are listed in the list.
5) Crosscheck your capability that can you take admission in that institute after cracking CAT or XAT. (It would again unlist your 2-3 institutions)
6) Then at last the course which suits best for you, and the college which has very impressive placement history, and faculty is super, just go for it.

Yes, it is mandatory to appear in CAT or MAT or XAT or CMAT, etc in order to get admission in Jaipuria Institute of Management. This percentile score contributes to 45% weightage during admission process.
The admission procedure comprises of following factors:
1. Score in in CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ GMAT : 45% (maximum Weightage)
2. Case-based Group Discussion : 15%
3. Personal Interview: 20%
4. Academic Performance (previous): 15%
5. Work Experience, Sports and Extracurricular Activities: 5%.
So, if you do well in entrance exam, GD and PI, you'll have control over 45+15+20 = 80% weightage during admissions. And obviously, you'll get some marks in Academic performance (15% weightage). Now, the 5th category weighs 5% only.
To know the exact percentage of students placed, you may have to contact them. But their placement record is good. Companies like Hindustan Unilever, HDFC, Amul, etc come here.

The level of difficulty is unpredictable as it varies. However, I'll say moderate to tough. But if you know about the distribution and percent weightage of marks in the admission process at Jaipuria Institute of Management, you may prepare more efficiently for admission. They are as follows:
1. Score in CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ GMAT 45% (maximum Weightage)
2. Case-based Group Discussion: 15%
3. Personal Interview: 20%
4. Academic Performance (previous): 15%
5. Work Experience, Sports and Extracurricular Activities: 5%. If you combine the percent scores allotted to GD and PI, it sums to 35%, and hence it becomes important to prepare for both.
92 percentile in MAT is fine but like I said, these scores contribute to 45% weightage in the selection process. If you do well in GD and PI, you may qualify for the admission. Wish you all the best.