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My profile: CET-95.63 percentile, State merit rank: 1944, Open category, Mumbai University. Can I get Chetana/IES through ILS?
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Asked by Anjali
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7 years ago
For the ILS seats, you will have to contact IES after the 1st cap round announces. Admission is on merit basis. If you are interested in IES PGDM programme, please apply for IES PGDM programme and visit the website www.ies.edu/management.
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I have got 92.73 percentile and 95 score in MBA CET 2018 and applied for ILS seats in IES. What are the chances?
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Asked by Gauravi
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7 years ago
For the ILS seats, you will have to contact IES after the 1st cap round announces. Admission is on merit basis. If you are interested in IES PGDM programme, please apply for IES PGDM programme and visit the website www.ies.edu/management.
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7 years ago
IES MCRC is one of the Top 10 Colleges in Mumbai. IES MCRC believes in value addition through education, IES considers composite score across various parameters, aptitude score is one of the parameter. If you are interested, please apply for IES PGDM programme and visit the website www.ies.edu/manag
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IES MCRC is one of the Top 10 Colleges in Mumbai. IES MCRC believes in value addition through education, IES considers composite score across various parameters, aptitude score is one of the parameter. If you are interested, please apply for IES PGDM programme and visit the website www.ies.edu/manag
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I got 65.46 percentile(584) in February 2019 MAT exam, so do I have a chance for applying to PGDM finance in IES?
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Asked by Niraj
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7 years ago
Yes you are eligible to apply IES for PGDM programme. IES considers composite score across various parameters, aptitude score is one of the parameter.
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When to make the gap certificate after the admission confirmation or before?
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Asked by Niraj
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7 years ago
After the admission, you can make the Gap Certificate. At the time of Admission, the Admission Desk will go through your documents and will guide you accordingly.
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Which is the best B School among SIES, IES, ITM or NDIM, Delhi?
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Asked by Ayush
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7 years ago
IES MCRC is one of the Top 10 Colleges in Mumbai. IES MCRC believes in value addition through education, IES considers composite score across various parameters, aptitude score is one of the parameter. If you are interested, please apply for IES PGDM programme and visit the website www.ies.edu/manag
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Can I get into IES MCRC for PHM with ATMA score of 60 percentile?
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Asked by Ankita
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7 years ago
Yes you are eligible to apply in IES. IES considers composite score across various parameters, aptitude score is one of the parameter.
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I am interested in doing an MBA at National Institute of Management (NIM, Mumbai). Can anyone share any leads or comments re this college?
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Asked by Neha
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7 years ago
Hello,
An MBA is worth, only if pursued from a reputed college/university, and NIM is definitely not a good choice. Visit this link to know about all the top-ranked colleges in India. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0
An MBA is worth, only if pursued from a reputed college/university, and NIM is definitely not a good choice. Visit this link to know about all the top-ranked colleges in India. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0
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