Business

Yes, any Mathematics or Statistics degree at the UG-level will be considered for NIMCET. Students possessing degrees like Discrete Mathematics, Discrete Structures, Business Mathematics, Probability, Statistics for Business Economics, etc., are eligible to apply for the NIMCET.

A well-rounded individual is portrayed by include experiences from outside of business on your MBA CV, so sure, that's a plus. Activities that showcase traits like collaboration, commitment, originality, and social duty include volunteering, playing sports, engaging in the arts, and doing community service. These elements have the potential to distinguish your application and give the Ad Com a deeper glimpse into your hobbies and personality in addition to your academic and professional accomplishments.

Students choose GIBS mainly for its strong placement track record, industry exposure, and practical learning approach. The institute offers unique programs like the Finishing School and Innovation Lab, which build leadership, entrepreneurial, and problem-solving skills. With regular industry interactions, corporate internships, and live projects, students gain real-world business insights. GIBS also provides a vibrant campus life, global exposure, experienced faculty, and strong alumni support, motivating many students to prefer it for shaping successful careers in management and business.

Business Mathematics is not a compulsory subject in the Banking syllabus. While several colleges have it as part of the coursework for a BCom in BFSI or an MBA in Banking and Finance, it is not a prerequisite for any banking exam or job in the future. All you need is solid quantitative aptitude with knowledge of simple and compound interest, profit and loss, and data analysis to be able to apply these mathematical principles in a real-world scenario.