Christ University

Hi,
With this score, it is very difficult for you to get an admission call from Christ University as the minimum score should be 600 in MAT. Though, you may get a call for WAT/ GD /PI rounds, but the entrance exam scores also hold higher weightage in your selection process. If you will do extraordinary well in WAT/ PI, then there are chances that you can get admission call from there.

BIMTECH is the better option for finance, but the MNCs require 55% to 60% up to graduation and they will offer you core finance jobs.

Both have equal brand name. If you are determined to go for retail, then you must join BIMTECH.

Hi,
In order to crack GD/PI, you will need to be good with communication and general knowledge. If you are not a current affairs person, atleast be aware of all the topics given in the website for micro presentation. During the interview, you will judged by your personality and communication. They might even ask a few technical questions depending on your graduation or work experience.

From my point of view, you should go for Christ University.

For any group discussion exercise / test you need to display confidence, communicative ability and more importantly you leadership quality. For this, either take the lead right at the beginning as the discussion begins or wait patiently for your turn, speak very much to-the-point only, be specific, quote the other participant replies to all little extent so that it becomes clear that you have a capacity of listening also. Even after you have spoken in your turn, keep your focus on what others say. You might get to comment in the end. Your body language during the group discussion should be positive. It should not be dull.

Dear Saket Mengi,
Prefer Acharya Business School, this institute provides affordable fee and good institution for BBA and other management courses.
All the best.

Hi,
Maths is not a compulsory subject for admission in Christ University for BBA.

The logistics sector in India has today become a key performance indicator of the economy. According to the World Banks Logistic Performance Index (LPI), India is ranked 39th place among 150 countries of the world. In the years to come, the Indian economy will be driven by sectors like manufacturing and retail. So, for these sectors to contribute effectively to the economy, the logistics industry in India has a good scope and various opportunities.