Institute of Management Studies, BHU

With a CAT overall percentile of 93.48, you have a good chance of receiving a call for the MBA programs offered by FMS, BHU, and UBS, Panjab University. However, it is important to note that the final selection depends on several factors such as your academic performance, work experience, performance in the selection process (GD/PI), and other criteria specified by the respective institutes. Here is an overview of the selection criteria and cut-offs for FMS, BHU, and UBS:
FMS, BHU: The selection process for FMS, BHU consists of a Written Ability Test (What) and Personal Interview (PI). The institute considers CAT scores, academic performance, work experience, and performance in What and PI for final selection. The CAT cut-off percentile for FMS, BHU is generally around 85-90 percentile. UBS, Panjab University: The selection process for UBS, Panjab University comprises of a Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI). The institute considers CAT scores, academic performance, work experience, and performance in GD/PI for final selection. The CAT cut-off percentile for UBS, Panjab University is generally around 90 percentile. Based on your academic profile, you may have a good chance of getting a call from FMS, BHU and UBS. However, it is important to perform well in the selection process to improve your chances of admission. I would recommend you to focus on your preparation for What/GD and PI, and make sure to showcase your strengths and achievements during the selection process.

MBA in Agri-Business is one of the fastest- growing sectors to be in, both as an entrepreneur and a professional. The course is related to the business of crop cultivation, food production and the various related business concepts in agriculture. The curriculum explores the whole range of agronomic products grown in India, their importance and needs. The course attempts to understand and innovate ways and means to protect and preserve agrarian sources, and also focuses on their related objectives and effectiveness in commercial operations, besides conducting constant research in farm- maintenance.
MBA in Agri-Business is a 2-year course, following the basic rules of a course in management and consisting of 4 semesters.
Yes, there is reserved quota of seats in most of the colleges which is termed as NRI quota and its fees is to be paid in USD.