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Parna SahaMarketing Grad,Sri Balaji Society's BIMM,Pune
Contributor-Level 10
Hello,
Well, 9 is poor Percentile. Balaji doesn't shortlist candidates based on just entrance scores. There are many more criteria to it. However, as a student of Balaji I would suggest that you give CMAT or February MAT, but before that check whether you have 50% throughout in academics. Fill the form, message me for discount on form filling and then once you are shortlisted do well in GD PI and then give the February MAT exam.
Well, 9 is poor Percentile. Balaji doesn't shortlist candidates based on just entrance scores. There are many more criteria to it. However, as a student of Balaji I would suggest that you give CMAT or February MAT, but before that check whether you have 50% throughout in academics. Fill the form, message me for discount on form filling and then once you are shortlisted do well in GD PI and then give the February MAT exam.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
The initial shortlisting of candidates will be done on the basis of CAT percentile and in your category it is above 90. So you are meeting the eligibility criteria here. The weightage of CAT percentile is the deciding factor here over other like 10th, 12th, Graduation and work experience etc. The contribution of CAT percentile is 75%, while others are responsible for 25%. Further personal interview and GD are the other activities of selection. So, in my opinion, you a call for admission.
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Jaydeep Parmar
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Sure 90% is good enough for a call. But, for GD PI, your profile will be analyzed, and it will get ABIT tough as your class 10th and class 12th score are a little less.
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Anirban GhoshMember - Branding and Sports Committee @ IMIB
Contributor-Level 8
Given the experience you have in banks, you can try the same in the Finance department in MBA. If you are interested in interaction with people and you are good at communicating with others, you can opt for Marketing.
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Vatsalla KhannaPursuing MBA at FORE School of Management
Beginner-Level 5
Last year's cut-offs for CAT were 85.20 and 78.03 for PGDM and PGDM-IB respectively. However, this is just for reference and the actual cut off this year may vary.
Also, FSM has no reservations. Admissions happen purely on merit.
Also, FSM has no reservations. Admissions happen purely on merit.
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Parna SahaMarketing Grad,Sri Balaji Society's BIMM,Pune
Contributor-Level 10
Well not very sure though, but I would suggest that you go through the Institute website and check their eligibility criteria. Also talk with the current and previous students. If possible try to give some other exams as well to increase your chances of getting admission. However, if you are interested in any more colleges then you can do so by checking the rankings of various other colleges.
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kiran alex
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Can I get a call from SJMSOM having 91.1 percentile in CAT? My profile: 10th-95%, 12th-88% and B.E-62%.
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Parna SahaMarketing Grad,Sri Balaji Society's BIMM,Pune
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, definitely. Why not! Indus Business School is a reputed B-School in Pune, however, do check authentic ranking sites and take alumni review, as there are other better colleges in Pune. Also, check the placement stats of Indus in the last 2 years. If you are genuinely interested in PGDM/MBA then you can apply for Sri Balaji Society's colleges, it's a very good B-School with best facilities and maximum ROI. I am a present student of BIMM and you can visit our website anytime for checking the placement stats. At least, apply for a few more colleges apart from Indus to increase the chance of conversion.
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Parna SahaMarketing Grad,Sri Balaji Society's BIMM,Pune
Contributor-Level 10
Well, last year I was at the same position as you are in now, deciding between UBS and BIMM. If you check authentic websites then UBS stands no where as compared to BIMM. If you have thoroughly researched, then you will know that UBS offers a 15 months programme and its a Global MBA degree which is acceptable globally (as they say but I am not sure if it is) and one PGDM certificate by their side for Indian companies. However I am not very sure of the truth behind the Global MBA certification because trust me, after coming to a B school, I have realized that its your skills and potential that matters. If you are very interested for UBS
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