Business Management Studies

Hello,
Both the colleges are good, but in terms of placement and ROI, Faculty, Corporate / Industry Exposure, FIIB has AAA+ rating which means good.
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Hello,
It would be better you contact the college directly to inquire about the cutoffs since they fluctuate every year. Not much credible information is available here.
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Graduation percentage is at least 50, you are eligible to pursue a full-time MBA anywhere in India. Getting admission in a good college depends upon how well you score in the entrance exam and your interview performance (if shortlisted for it). Thank you.

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If possible, since it has more recognition. But, more importantly, take admission only in a good, reputed college (irrespective of whether it gives MBA or PGDM). Thank you.

College ideally provides summer internship opportunities to its students. Check the genuine reviews on Shiksha of the college about summer internships for more help.

Hello,
Master's degree level in theory. Following is the scope of higher studies after B.Tech in Food Technology:
-Master of Business Administration
-Master of Technology in Food and Nutrition
-Master of Technology in Food Technology
-Master of Technology in Food Biotechnology
-Master of Technology in Processing and Food Engineering
-Master of Technology in Food Safety and Standards
-Master of Engineering in Food Technology
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Hello,
List of the best MBA colleges in India, you may refer the link below :
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0
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Hello,
MBA and PGDM have equal importance in the Industry. However, since the most reputed B schools in India have been given the liberty to provide MBA. So, I think you should also go for an MBA. However, do remember whatever you choose make sure that the degree is from a reputed B school. Thank you.

Hello,
1. Reappear for open test with better preparation
2. Pursue a short term course in an area of your interest along with it, this will come to your advantage during MBA campus placements in future
3. Look for job and then explore for MBA after some years
You have a good graduation score so I am sure you can do much better, do not lose hope and stay focused. Thank you.

Hello,NMAT Exam preparation tips to start NMAT preparation at home are: Go through the NMAT exam pattern. Read thoroughly the NMAT syllabus Pick out your strong and weak areas in all the sections. Gather the best books for NMAT preparation and other study material for NMAT preparation. Improve on your weak areas and monitor the improvement regularly. Take as many NMAT Mocks during your NMAT exam preparation and do the analysis of each Mock. Thank you.