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Shivani Gupta

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Admission Criteria:

Admission to the B.A/ B.Sc and B. Voc programs will be granted after a walk-in-interview which will be conducted after the announcement of II PUC /STD XII results. Admission to all PG programs is based on merit.

Only the B.A. in English course is offered to students at Mount Carmel College.

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To be eligible for admission to BBA, a candidate must have passed 12th from any recognised board/school. The basic eligibility criteria for admission to these Programs is a pass in the Pre-University Examination of Karnataka/ CBSE Senior Secondary Examination/ or an equivalent examination with 60% marks. B.Sc.

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Mount Carmel College Cutoff for MBA based on  KMAT.

General Category marks/cutof:

  •  Opening:99 
  •  Closing:59

SC opening and closing Rank:

  • Opening: 87
  • Closing: 49

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Mount Carmel College is considered a Tier 2 college. Mount Carmel College is a private institute that was established in 2012. The institute is located in Ernakulum, Kerala. There are 6 courses offered across 3 streams, namely Humanities & Social Sciences, IT & Software and Accounting & Commerce. The institute also offers decent placements to students.

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St. Joseph's University generally has better placements than Mount Carmel College, with higher salary offers and a wider range of top recruiters. MCC has less placements, particularly for local and mid-level companies, but St. Joseph's University tends to have stronger industry connections and higher average salaries.

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No, Fees once paid is not refundable in Mount Carmel College.

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To gain admission in Mount Carmel College for B.Sc. we have to follow these points:

  • Check eligibility (10+2 in science).
  • Choose your B.Sc. specialization.
  • Apply online (May-June).
  • Take entrance test (if required).
  • Submit required documents.
  • Attend interview (if shortlisted).
  • Confirm admission by paying the fee.
  • Check the Shiksha website for updates.

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Mount Carmel College in Bangalore offers a respectable MBA programme with an accredited curriculum, competent faculty, and decent placement opportunities. It is basically known for a supportive environment for women and offers quality education at a reasonable cost. However, it may not offer the same level of industry exposure or high-tier placements as top B-Schools like the IIMs.

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Mount Carmel College is good for placements in the commerce department, but in the arts, there is no placement since most people opt for higher studies. Also, there are very few jobs at the UG level for arts students. There is no time for internships for psychology students. To get first-hand information, you are suggested to read the reviews on the Shiksha website.

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Getting an MBA degree at the Institute of Logistics and Aviation Management (ILAM), Bangalore is moderate in terms of difficulty, especially because it offers specialisation courses in logistics, aviation and Supply chain management only. The content delivered is demanding, which focuses on tangible skill sets, knowledge of the field, and actual examples in the form of assignments that call for learner-initiated learning. As well, students engage themselves in internships and projects with firms in these areas, which provide practical experience but also increase time constraints. Despite this though, the programme is challenging.

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