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Vaishakh Iyer

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You won't get into SIMSREE at this score. You can get into Welingkar, SIES, PUMBA, Dalmia, etc. I would recommend giving CAT exam again and also CET exam.

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Bazil Aga

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If your profile is complementing your entrance score then you stand a chance to get a call. By this I mean past academics, work experience (if any), extra curriculars(if any).

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Bazil Aga

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You do stand a chance of getting a call. Work experience, extracurriculars add a cherry on the cake.

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Bazil Aga

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Yes, you can do both simultaneously.

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Bazil Aga

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Both are equivalent to an MBA. The major difference being the affiliation. MMS is affiliated to Mumbai University whereas PGDM to AICTE. There is a bit of difference in the syllabus as well.

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Husain AkhterSuccess always take long tough path

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Your scores are good, but your percentile is low. But you can still go for it, I think you will get admission.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello Himesh,
Apologies for the late reply. Know your application form inside-out. Be thorough with your GK, academics and general questions like Why MBA, etc. Prepare well for the GD/CD too. Answer the questions confidently & with a smile, never lie, and don't get too pressurized. Remember, the interview is always a selection process and not a rejection one. All the best.

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