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New answer posted•7 years ago
kanu vashisht
7 years ago
Graduation will take 3 years of your life and it can be in any stream either BBA, BA, B.COM, etc.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Dr. Uma Sinha
7 years ago

The minimum eligibility for the courses is that the students should have passed with minimum 45% of marks in HSC or its equivalent from a recognized board. The admissions are merit based and subject to availability of seats. The application process is online Thanks!

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Viswanathan D
7 years ago
You should have mentioned your caste category.
So, if I assume you are a OC candidate, then it is unlikely you get a seat.

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S
7 years ago
Hi Neeraj,
ITM, Dombivli is better in terms of ROI. ITM, Navi Mumbai is also a good option.

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Rohit Kothawade
7 years ago
You need to fill the CAP round form for getting admission for engineering.

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Abhishek Desai
7 years ago
Hello! Considering your past academic scores, a great CET score, and your interview performance (especially PI), you have pretty high chances of getting selected for the PGDM core programme. All the best!

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Abhishek Desai
7 years ago
Hello,
MAH-MBA CET is the best option for getting admission in Jamnalal Bajaj (JBIMS) since its cut-off is slightly lower than that of the CAT. Also, CET itself is easier than CAT.

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Abhishek Desai
7 years ago
It's impossible to get admission with this score in any decent college. I would suggest you reappear for these exams and aim for a much better score.
Good luck.

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