MBA Admission Process

If your score is low then it would be better to go for work experience first as it will give you more points at the time of selection. Also, you will have an option for EMBA as well which is also a good option for experienced professionals.

Dear Krishna,
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Choose MBA if you want to enhance your skills improving your communication levels, innovative ideas of implementing yourself and proving yourself to be a leader in the organization but there are lots of job opportunities in MBA.

Business schools require an MBA essay which is mainly a career goals essay. You have to highlight your interests of doing the MBA program, why you want to apply and how it's going to help you. Mention your overall challenges, what have you done out of the league to showcase your uniqueness. Mainly ask yourself why Stanford should admit you and not someone else who could be better than you.
A CV on the other hand is a normal CV about your academic and work profile. Perhaps we can talk about the interview prep once you have an offer. Good luck.

Yes, you can probably pursue MBA through distance.

Hello Siddhant,
Pumba is a better option than IIM Bodh Gaya as it is more established, better ranked and offers good placements than the IIM. Also the ROI is not an issue for Pumba.

Your admission depends on your score in CMAT, MAT or CAT exam, not on your 10th or 12th scores.

Hello Ajay! https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0 Kindly visit this link to know about the top MBA colleges in India. Majority of them have their separate admission processes; usually they consist of two/all among the Written Aptitude Test, Group Discussion and Personal Interview rounds.