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Vilas Rane
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You will most probably get SIES in the first round itself and then choosing a specialization is upto you. You need not to worry about it.
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Vilas Rane
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Hello,
Usually, a typical MBA entrance exam consists of questions on the following topics: English, Maths, Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning, and Current Affairs.
Usually, a typical MBA entrance exam consists of questions on the following topics: English, Maths, Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning, and Current Affairs.
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Vilas Rane
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It is nearly impossible to get an interview call from Thakur college for its PGDM program at that low CET score. It's better if you give CET and/or other exam again.
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Vilas Rane
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Colleges like JBIMS, WELINGKAR, SIMREE, PUMBA, KJ SOMAIYA, NL DALMIA, SIES and MET accept ATMA score. Yes, you can surely get admission into all these colleges for MS using ATMA score.
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Vilas Rane
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Hello Nilesh,
SIES, N.L Dalmia and Welingkar are prominent MMS colleges and their cutoffs are slightly high. You have 98.02%, so your chances of getting admission into these colleges is low as all the cut off for all these colleges fall in the range of 99.99 to 98.65 percentile. There is as such no cutoff for ILS seats. The admission are mostly profile based, the cut off remains the same, only the difference is in a candidate's profile.
SIES, N.L Dalmia and Welingkar are prominent MMS colleges and their cutoffs are slightly high. You have 98.02%, so your chances of getting admission into these colleges is low as all the cut off for all these colleges fall in the range of 99.99 to 98.65 percentile. There is as such no cutoff for ILS seats. The admission are mostly profile based, the cut off remains the same, only the difference is in a candidate's profile.
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Vilas Rane
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Since your son is into cricket he could pursue the following options:
A. Undergraduate (UG) courses
1.Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed./BPE)
2.B.Sc. in Sports Science and Nutrition
3.B.Sc. in Physical Education and Sports Science
4.B.Sc. in Sports Science
5.BBA/BA in Sports Management
B.Postgraduate (PG) courses
1.Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.)
2.M.Sc. in Sports Science
3.M.Sc. in Physical Education and Sports Science
4.MBA in Sports Management/ Sports Business
5.M.Sc. in Sports Science and Nutrition
C. PG Diploma Courses
1.PG Diploma in Sports Science and Nutrition
2.PG Diploma in Sports Coaching
3.PG Diploma in Sports Journalism
4.PGDM
A. Undergraduate (UG) courses
1.Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed./BPE)
2.B.Sc. in Sports Science and Nutrition
3.B.Sc. in Physical Education and Sports Science
4.B.Sc. in Sports Science
5.BBA/BA in Sports Management
B.Postgraduate (PG) courses
1.Master of Physical Education (M.P.Ed.)
2.M.Sc. in Sports Science
3.M.Sc. in Physical Education and Sports Science
4.MBA in Sports Management/ Sports Business
5.M.Sc. in Sports Science and Nutrition
C. PG Diploma Courses
1.PG Diploma in Sports Science and Nutrition
2.PG Diploma in Sports Coaching
3.PG Diploma in Sports Journalism
4.PGDM
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Vilas Rane
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One needs to have 50% marks at graduation level to seek admission in MBA, so I am afraid you may not be able to get admission in MBA. One choice you can explore is to start working and post 3 years of work experience, explore Executive / part time MBA in marketing.
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Vilas Rane
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Hi,
While appearing for the Group Discussion round, keep the following factors in mind. Keep a plain paper and pen handy when you sit for the GD and be confident. Try to be the initiator of the GD. Aspects basis which GD performances are analyzed:
Personal Introduction
Verbal Communication
Body Language
Eye Contact (while listening as well as speaking)
Interruptions
Opening Statement
Content of speech
Important GD topics:
Are digital payments secure enough for the Indian economy to go cashless? Ban 500, 1000 notes - Corruption Uprooted or just changing clothes!
Can we dream of hosting the Olympics? Chinese Goods vs Indian Goods
Do we really need
While appearing for the Group Discussion round, keep the following factors in mind. Keep a plain paper and pen handy when you sit for the GD and be confident. Try to be the initiator of the GD. Aspects basis which GD performances are analyzed:
Personal Introduction
Verbal Communication
Body Language
Eye Contact (while listening as well as speaking)
Interruptions
Opening Statement
Content of speech
Important GD topics:
Are digital payments secure enough for the Indian economy to go cashless? Ban 500, 1000 notes - Corruption Uprooted or just changing clothes!
Can we dream of hosting the Olympics? Chinese Goods vs Indian Goods
Do we really need
...more
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Vilas Rane
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Hello,
Depending on the city wherein you are based some institutes do conduct weekend classes or else most of the institutes now a days have online lectures available on the web. You can also consult faculty for queries through the online mode.
Depending on the city wherein you are based some institutes do conduct weekend classes or else most of the institutes now a days have online lectures available on the web. You can also consult faculty for queries through the online mode.
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