Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies

All entrance has a prerequisite that you have basic knowledge of the subjects from your graduation level. After that your proficiency is your rank. Subject is relative then.

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.

Hi Siddharth, I would suggest go for JBIMS. It is no point getting into an IIM just for the brand name.

Hello! Among all the top-ranked B-schools mentioned, JBIMS is better due to its legacy, excellent ROI, alumni base, and lower fees. In placements, SP Jain is better than the rest. Whereas the campus life of SIBM is better than the rest. The standalone building of NMIMS is one of the best in the country. To rank in descending order: JBIMS, SP Jain, NMIMS, SIBM.

Hello! Admission in any reputed B-school (including JBIMS) is given purely on merit basis. There is no other way to get admission in such colleges except clearing their cutoffs and the subsequent interview rounds.

Hello!
The syllabus is more or less the same for both the courses. Just that the IIMs confer PGDMs whereas JBIMS confers MMS degree (since it comes under Mumbai University).

Hello! Nothing can be predicted as of now, whether JBIMS would conduct its own entrance exam after 2-3 years. Though, they might conduct their own interview rounds for selecting only the best candidates.

Hello! Yes, you are eligible to appear for CET and pursue MBA provided you have scored at least 50% marks in graduation. The cutoff for JBIMS is generally around 99.85 percentile and above.

Please check the official website of the Institute for the detailed admission process.