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New answer posted•9 years ago
SHESH Lal
9 years ago
Hi Arshad,
The British MBA is a unique programme with great value for the money you spend when compared to studying abroad. It has multiple benefits. Would suggest you share your number with GEMS B School on their Facebook page and have their counsellor give you all the details regarding the course.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Abhishek Desai
9 years ago
Hello,
To be honest, I'm hearing the name of this college for the first time ever. So it is not even a decent choice for pursuing MBA. It would be better to aim only for top ranked and reputed colleges.

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Vivek Bansode
9 years ago
IIM nearly Impossible but for other colleges to is difficult. What about our entrance exam marks? Please share that too.

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Hello Greeshma,
The following are the top colleges for m. Sc physics in Bangalore:
1)Bangalore City College
2)The Oxford College of Science
3)St. Joseph's College (Autonomous)
4)REVA University
5)Indian Academy Degree College
6)Christ University
7)M.S. Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences
8)Dayananda Saga

...Read more

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9 years ago
Our university is autonomous, so it doesn't follow VTU. The marking is done on the basis of relative grading, involving semester wise calculation of GPA and CGPA.

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