IES's Management College and Research Centre
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Animesh Wadhwa
Guide-Level 12
Hi dear,
That's a brilliant option that you have chosen, as an Honors degree will provide you weightage. Preparation for UPSC should be started once the 2nd year exams are over.
One year regular classes and thereafter revision for 3 months would be enough, if proper timetables are followed. Write back for further queries. Thanks and all the best.
That's a brilliant option that you have chosen, as an Honors degree will provide you weightage. Preparation for UPSC should be started once the 2nd year exams are over.
One year regular classes and thereafter revision for 3 months would be enough, if proper timetables are followed. Write back for further queries. Thanks and all the best.
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fake account Ron
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It is difficult to get those colleges in CAP. But, you have good chance to get those colleges in ILS/ACAP. All the best.
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Jill Shah
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Hi Nikunj,
IES MCRC does not accept NMAT scores and, as of now applications for new admissions are closed and GD PI process is already going on. As far as IES MCRC is concerned they provide various ways to excel i.e., they provide us with lots of live projects for each specialization and also has best faculty members to guide throughout. Not only that, we have industry mentors who would guide us through the industry of your choice. Apart from that, we have some fun learning sessions and also too many guest lectures and this help us to improve the networking. Placements in IES MCRC are decent enough, but again that totally depends on you
IES MCRC does not accept NMAT scores and, as of now applications for new admissions are closed and GD PI process is already going on. As far as IES MCRC is concerned they provide various ways to excel i.e., they provide us with lots of live projects for each specialization and also has best faculty members to guide throughout. Not only that, we have industry mentors who would guide us through the industry of your choice. Apart from that, we have some fun learning sessions and also too many guest lectures and this help us to improve the networking. Placements in IES MCRC are decent enough, but again that totally depends on you
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sanket hudaliCurrent MBA student , an Electrical Engineer
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Yes, in fact in 3rd trimester, we have specialisation workshops.
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sanket hudaliCurrent MBA student , an Electrical Engineer
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Yes, you can apply, all the best for future.
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sanket hudaliCurrent MBA student , an Electrical Engineer
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Yes, it is true. The cut-off is mostly above 90 percentile.
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Jill Shah
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Ruchira,1
There is no specific cut-off as such, but the minimum score should be 50 percentile. They call each and every one for GD and PI process and judge you on the basis of your performance. Your score is just one of the factor of evaluation and there are other factors too. Kindly visit the official web page of the institute to gain more knowledge about the same. As far as ROI is concerned the placement what you get is also dependent on your capability so the more you work hard the more better options you would receive.
http://www.ies.edu/management/
All the best.
There is no specific cut-off as such, but the minimum score should be 50 percentile. They call each and every one for GD and PI process and judge you on the basis of your performance. Your score is just one of the factor of evaluation and there are other factors too. Kindly visit the official web page of the institute to gain more knowledge about the same. As far as ROI is concerned the placement what you get is also dependent on your capability so the more you work hard the more better options you would receive.
http://www.ies.edu/management/
All the best.
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Jill Shah
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Masoom,
Congratulations on scoring 96.53 percentile in ATMA. You can surely apply to IES MCRC and appear for GD and PI. They call everyone for GD and PI process and your performance would the factor they would judge you on. There are various other parameters too. It would be better if you visit the official site mentioned below for further details
http://www.ies.edu/management/
All the best.
Congratulations on scoring 96.53 percentile in ATMA. You can surely apply to IES MCRC and appear for GD and PI. They call everyone for GD and PI process and your performance would the factor they would judge you on. There are various other parameters too. It would be better if you visit the official site mentioned below for further details
http://www.ies.edu/management/
All the best.
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