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KVT Professional Educations was recently established and is one of the renowned groups of companies and institution in Madurai. The institute has a lavish infrastructure with a neat and clean campus. KVT is also famous for its timely job fairs, which generate employment for its students and also part time jobs for enrolled students. FTIH offers two kinds of courses to its students: Professional and technical. It is a central institute and it is a much better known institute than KVT Professional Educations, and has a wider base of courses to choose from. It has received Best Institute for Acting and Media courses in Hyderabad from Pri
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Ajitesh KumaresanWilling To Enjoy Life with Ethical Wealth!
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Yes, you are eligible to get a seat in TSM as you have secured 76% MAT and 1-year work experience.
Cut-off scores for MBA in MAT are 60 (Male candidates) and 55 (Female candidates).
I don't know the availability of MBA seats, but the college generally offers PGDM seats compared to MBA.
PGDM programme is better than MBA programme. But the fee is a bit extra, it comes around 6.25 Lakhs whereas MBA is offered for 5.85 Lakhs. Visit our college website to know more about PGDM program.
Cut-off scores for MBA in MAT are 60 (Male candidates) and 55 (Female candidates).
I don't know the availability of MBA seats, but the college generally offers PGDM seats compared to MBA.
PGDM programme is better than MBA programme. But the fee is a bit extra, it comes around 6.25 Lakhs whereas MBA is offered for 5.85 Lakhs. Visit our college website to know more about PGDM program.
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Ajitesh KumaresanWilling To Enjoy Life with Ethical Wealth!
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Academic fees for 2 years = Rs 4,90,000/- and hostel rent for 2 years = Rs 95,000/-.
Total fees for MBA for 2 years = Rs 5,85,000/- (for 2015-2017 batch).
May be subject to revisions.
Total fees for MBA for 2 years = Rs 5,85,000/- (for 2015-2017 batch).
May be subject to revisions.
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Ajitesh KumaresanWilling To Enjoy Life with Ethical Wealth!
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It depends on your decision to consider your family's conditions, whether to pursue PG studies or go for a job after B.Tech.
Market is very competitive, that only the flexible and talented candidate, can fit for the job profile. It is not advisable to do PG after B.Tech, it can be seen as a way to develop your managerial skills along with the technical skills from B.Tech.
MBA is a way of life. Formation of real-time manager requires grit, great endurance to failures, elite leadership skills, empathy, flexibility, smart time management, have interest in physical activity to remain agile.
Market is very competitive, that only the flexible and talented candidate, can fit for the job profile. It is not advisable to do PG after B.Tech, it can be seen as a way to develop your managerial skills along with the technical skills from B.Tech.
MBA is a way of life. Formation of real-time manager requires grit, great endurance to failures, elite leadership skills, empathy, flexibility, smart time management, have interest in physical activity to remain agile.
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Ajitesh KumaresanWilling To Enjoy Life with Ethical Wealth!
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Hi,
160 questions divided in 4 sections scores. Roughly it means that your 1 question will carry 5 marks in your final composite score. Accordingly 160 marks are converted to 800 marks. On the basis of this score, you will get your percentile.
765 to 775 out of 800, you will get a percentile between 99 to 99.5.
MAT exam has no set syllabus.
Try "indiabix.com" for aptitude training.
Write as many MAT exams as possible, because it will help you to identify your strengths and weaknesses so that you can convert your weak areas into strong ones.
160 questions divided in 4 sections scores. Roughly it means that your 1 question will carry 5 marks in your final composite score. Accordingly 160 marks are converted to 800 marks. On the basis of this score, you will get your percentile.
765 to 775 out of 800, you will get a percentile between 99 to 99.5.
MAT exam has no set syllabus.
Try "indiabix.com" for aptitude training.
Write as many MAT exams as possible, because it will help you to identify your strengths and weaknesses so that you can convert your weak areas into strong ones.
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Ajitesh KumaresanWilling To Enjoy Life with Ethical Wealth!
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Starting Salary will be lesser for B.E Mechanical Graduates than IT Industry Students. Both have different life chapters. You have to believe in your mechanical skills and sharpen it daily. In both Industries, Continuous Learning is of prime importance to fetch you consistent salary returns./
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Ajitesh KumaresanWilling To Enjoy Life with Ethical Wealth!
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This year Pon Pure Chemicals is visiting for placements in operations sector next month (November 2017). On the benefit side, placement team is trying to bring in companies for operations. Last year Amazon offered a package of 14 lakhs CTC. Placement in operations sector is limited but it is improving day to day.
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Ajitesh KumaresanWilling To Enjoy Life with Ethical Wealth!
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MAT score cut-off for September 2017 for "Male candidates is 70 percentile" and the cut-off for "female candidates is 65 percentile" in Thiagarajar School of Management. But I'm afraid, seats have been mostly filled in our college (Thiagarajar School of Management).
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