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Aditi Kaushik

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As a Nepal national, you would come under the category OCI/PIO/Foreign students.
6 seats are reserved for this category for a batch of 140 along with 6 seats for NRI and 6 seats for CIWGC quota for Masters of Management (MS) Course in JBIMS. The merit list will be based on your graduation percentage. The course fees is generally 5 times that of General category students. I don't think scholarship is offered for this category.

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Ankit Barai

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Hi,
I am studying at UBS. So, I would be able to share about UBS only. See all of these colleges obviously get you a placement. It's just that what you get paid. If you are looking for an ROI, then UBS is definitely not the answer. We are getting one third of what we have paid for the MBA programme here. But yes, you get a Cardiff degree along with AICTE approved PGDM degree. That's the USP of UBS. Best luck.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello,
As of now, SP Jain offers PGDM in only four streams - Finance, Marketing, IT/Information Management, and Operations. There is no scope for the HR stream.

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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello,
You cannot get admission in SP Jain (or any reputed B-school for that matter), since one needs to score at least 50% marks in graduation to be eligible.

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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello,
You are eligible only when your score is at least 50% marks in graduation. And, SP Jain also focuses on the overall profile of a candidate, so do ensure that you have a good one. Good luck.

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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello! Welingkar shortlists the candidates on the basis of their overall profile and not just the percentile scores. And it is impossible to get an interview call at that low score. I suggest you reappear for the various MBA entrance exams and aim for a much higher score. It will surely benefit you since you claim to have a good profile. Good luck!

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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello! It is impossible at 96 percentile as the cutoff is generally around the 99.2 percentile mark. Though you have an opportunity to get admission into the PGDM program. Good luck!

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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello!
NL Dalmia is better than Welingkar (only for Finance stream) as the fees are lower and the placements are better than that of Welingkar. So, go for Dalmia and keep Welingkar as a backup.

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