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Hi,PGDM is generally not allowed as an eligibility for Ph.D. admission. However if your PGDM is equivalent to MBA as per the AIU (Association of Indian Universities) norms then you can be admitted as a Ph.D. student. If the Institute is not under AIU, then you will not be eligible for Ph.D. Thank you.

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Hi,
Basic eligibility to apply for PGPM course offered by IBS Bangalore is a Bachelor's degree with 50% marks from a recognized university.
Applicants seeking admission to PGPM course must clear IBSAT entrance exam conducted by IBS group.
Candidates who have a valid score in IBSAT can also apply for PGPM offered by IBS, Bangalore.
Final selection of the candidate is based upon the score obtained in IBSAT entrance exam along with group discussion and personal interview taken together.
For more details you can click on link:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/ibs-business-school-bangalore-mysore-road-36231/admission
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Hi,A score of 80 to 100 is considered as a good attempt in MAT. The score of 290-300 in CMAT will lead the student to top business school. Students who secure more than 95 percentile MAT or CMAT can be selected for the top B-Schools. Thank you.

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Hi,
Private sector companies have the competitive edge, wherein you will have to deal with everyday market challenges with your quickly problem solving and decision-making skills. Furthermore, the salary package offered by private companies to management professionals is too high. Some of the industries where an MBA graduate can work are as follows:
Advertising
Aviation
Banking
Consultancy
Digital Marketing
Entertainment
Finance
Information Technology (IT)
Insurance
Media
Offline Marketing
Manufacturing
Government Sector Jobs after BBA
Though the salary package of management professionals in Government sector is not as high as compared to private sec
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Hi,
Here is a link below. You can get the previous paper of MAT exam. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/mat-exam-question-papers
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Hi,
After completing PGDM + SAP the minimum salary you can get RS 12-16 LPA. Thank you.

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Hi lovelesh.
Placements: The placements are good in the previous batch. Almost 90-95% of the students have got placements. 18.4 LPA is the highest package of this year, while average pay is around 7-8 LPA. Various companies such as GAIL, Accenture, Reliance, Adani, Torrent were some of the companies that visited the campus. Almost 100% of the students got their internship from the college. College has a placement cell.
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Hi,
HR analytics: HR analytics specifically deals with the metrics of the HR function, such as time to hire, training expense per employee, and time until promotion. All these metrics are managed exclusively by HR for HR. The scope of data analytics In India includes organizations in banking, policing, fraud detection, healthcare, telecommunications, e-commerce, and energy and risk management. It is up to you. Wish you good luck.

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