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Ryan SequeiraOpen to questions regarding MBA
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You stand a chance to get in KJ Somaiya, Welingkar, and NL Dalmia.
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Hi,
Congratulations for your score in CET. According to me Sydenhem, Sydenhem PGDM, WElingkar, MET, Chetna, Pumba are few good colleges you can look for. OHU students have very less seats in all top B- schools so if at all you do not want to compromise on top management school then try for PGDM course in all top B schools.
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Congratulations for your score in CET. According to me Sydenhem, Sydenhem PGDM, WElingkar, MET, Chetna, Pumba are few good colleges you can look for. OHU students have very less seats in all top B- schools so if at all you do not want to compromise on top management school then try for PGDM course in all top B schools.
Thank you.
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rahul r
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There are 2 colleges which offers food engineering in Mumbai which are mentioned at the link provided below. You should be able to navigate to a college of your choice using the filters on the web page. Additionally, you can also download their brochure for further details. Regards. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/colleges/b-tech-in-food-technology-colleges-mumbai-all.
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Sasi Pediredla
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Hi Shubham. We have top companies coming to SITM for summers. For any placement related information please visit our official site.
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Hi,
2017 admissions cut-offs were:
JBIMS for MS course (99.92 percentile) and SIMSREE for MS/PGDBM courses (99.67 percentile) for Maharashtra state students and are expected to remain in the same range.
2017 admissions cut-offs were:
JBIMS for MS course (99.92 percentile) and SIMSREE for MS/PGDBM courses (99.67 percentile) for Maharashtra state students and are expected to remain in the same range.
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