Business Management Studies

Getting any government University is a bit difficult with low scores. However, if you are someone from Maharashtra then you might be considered. But, in my opinion 85% is not something that PUMBA expects. Try with some other entrance score.

Every year, the marks obtained differs and since the marking system is CAT is relative and not absolute, one cannot predict what markets will 96% fetch as it depends on how your peers perform. But, if you want an average prediction of score then it can be roughly around 130 marks.

Hello,IIM is, undoubtedly, the best college to pursue MBA in Visakhapatnam. The other decent option is GITAM University. Apart from these two, there are no other good colleges there.

Hello,
Yes, FMS has its MBA program which include finance as one of its specialization. One has to score preferably 99 percentile at least to get an interview call from FMS. The tuition fees is only rupees 20,960.

Hello,
The following steps would fulfil your dream of pursuing MBA from an IIM:-
1. Fill the CAT application form in time (forms are released in August).
2. Prepare really well for the CAT exam.
3. Score high in it, preferably 99+ percentile to get an interview call.
4. Perform really well in those interviews to enhance your chances of getting final admission. Good luck.

Hello,Jamnalal Bajaj i.e. JBIMS, Mumbai (also renowned as the CEO factory of India) is the best college for pursuing MBA in Finance.
P.S. It gives MMS which is equal to an MBA. Other equally great colleges are IIM Kolkata and SP Jain, Mumbai.

Hello,Yes, you can pursue MBA provided you clear those BBA arrears and produce the necessary documents like the mark sheets before the deadline stated by the college.

Hello,Even graduates can pursue MBA from a good college anywhere in Indi provided he/she has scored at least 50% marks in graduation and fulfils the eligibility criteria of exam and the particular college (s).

Cut-off for general category for IMS Davv Indore is 90 or above. 82 percentile is comparatively not the qualifying marks for IMS. But, there are other good B-schools that you can get at this score. Consider them as well.

Both are good choices. Matter of difference comes when there is specific interest to particular field, in this case it's either management or technical knowledge. It completely depends on you. Both the courses are good and will land up on good packages. Decide wisely by considering your interest.