Business Management Studies

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For NIRMA Institute the cut-offs are generally above 90% and experience is also counted in years not just months. See the link below. To score within the 80 percentile on the CAT you'll need a scaled score of 91 (out of a maximum of 300). This translates to 31 questions but only if you answer every single question you attempt correctly. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/cat-exam-cutoff.

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Center for Management Studies, Jain University is definitely the best for BBA. The infrastructure and facilities offered by CMS, Jain University is world-class. Also, the faculty members are experts in their subjects. The course syllabus is prepared in such a manner that it gives a good idea about business administration. The main difference between both the courses is in the subjects that they teach. You can download the syllabus for both the courses and compare them side to side. Corporate BBA is focused more on market requirements, so it will be a better option to pursue.

If you have not given any of the competitive exams then there is nothing to worry about as JKLU conducts its own exam for the students who want to get into management courses. So, you can sit through the exam conducted by JKLU and depending on the score that you in the entrance exam- you will be able to get into the university for competitive course-the pinnacle MBA.

Better option is to try again. Else, you can go for Amity University for degree of your choice.

No, you can not get admission to SIMS Pune without the SNAP test in Management courses.

Lets start with M.Com first, it is a degree usually done by those who have completed B.Com or equivalent. It is a 2 year PG course and hugely focused on finances and accounting part. Also, if you are inclined towards Maths, its a good field to enter where as PGDM is equivalent to MBA and can be done by anyone who has a Bachelors degree. In the 2nd year or the final year you have to opt for the specialisation - and it can be either Finance/ Marketing/ International Business/ Operations etc. With PGDM you are open for more jobs and opportunities, most of the Iims also provide PGDM degrees with great placement opportunities.

Yes, it is possible to work in HR field after M.Com. The primary tasks of an HR executive are payroll administration, employee benefits administration, employee records management, attendance / leave management, grievance handling, training and orientation, and routine clerical tasks associated with a company HRM.

You may get admission for an MBA/PGDM programme with this score in MAT though no in the very good colleges but still you may surely get in one. You may look for the institutes accepting 400+ marks in MAT provided it should be at least 50percentile.

If you are from a reserved category, then yes, you can apply for admission here but if not, you are not eligible. Minimum eligibility for admission in PG courses is 50% in Bachelors degree in relevant subject.