MBA Admission Process

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Vipra Shrivastava

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IIM CAP is a common selection process for newer Iims. Under the CAP candidates eligible for admission to the nine new Iims - IIM Bodhgaya, IIM Kashipur, IIM Sambalpur, IIM Sirmaur, IIM Jammu, IIM Ranchi, IIM Trichy and IIM Udaipur are shortlisted for What-PI round by a single IIM, the one who is given the responsibility to conduct the CAP round in a particular academic year. CAT cut offs, admission parameters and their weightage are same for all CAP Iims. The participating Iims send the list of candidates shortlisted by them for the What-PI process to the institute conducting CAP. The CAP conducting IIM conducts the What-PI round for a
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Vipra Shrivastava

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Written Ability Test or WAT is a 30-minute essay-writing test on topics from fields like socio-political, economic and business affairs, sports, etc. PI refers to Personal Interview held on the same day as WAT. The WAT-PI round of all IIMs is conducted after CAT result declaration. The shortlisting for WAT-PI is done on the basis of CAT cut off, which is fixed by the institutes. The IIM cut offs range between 95-100 percentile, which means candidates scoring in this range get shortlisted for WAT-PI. The CAT cut offs for Reserved category students are lower. In the WAT round, candidate has to write a short essay of about 250 words on
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Piyush Baid

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All specializations in MBA - HR, Finance, and Marketing - have good job opportunities, and the choice of specialisation depends on the individuals interests, skills, and career aspirations. Here is a brief overview of the job opportunities in each of these specializations:
Human Resources (HR): MBA graduates with a specialisation in HR can find job opportunities in various industries such as IT, manufacturing, healthcare, hospitality, etc. Some of the job roles available for HR professionals include HR Manager, Talent Acquisition Specialist, Employee Relations Manager, Compensation and Benefits Manager, HR Business Partner, etc. The sal
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Mithun R

Beginner-Level 5

Definitely it's not justified! I think this is done seeing the damand of CAT applicants.

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Varun Chaudhary

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Swarrnim University is one of the best universities that offer MBA specialisation. It is growing at an unmatched pace to become a benchmark university in the education sector. This university offers top-notch education at the undergraduate, graduate as well as postgraduate levels. We offer a well-rounded academic experience to students and enhance their employability prospects. The eligibility criteria to join this university is a competing higher secondary with 45% or above. The duration is of 2 years, and admissions are based on personal interviews. If you are looking for more information, you can easily visit the website.

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Vicky Barman

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An official TC with a mention of "Discontinued" on it provided by your college on account of you leaving the course after admission will hold good for all purpose. However, for a new admission to a different course, you should satisfy the minimum educational requirements. But for all the document verification process and admission requirements this TC will be valid as a proof of you dropping out. Anyways you can contact the college you wish to join and confirm the same once because there can be exceptions with some colleges.

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Chayan Bhattacharya

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FMS and XLRI do not care about past academics. You get 99.7+ and with only 10% weightage to past academic in FMS, it will be a sure shot convert. Beyond these B schools there would be many accepting you like MDI, NITIE, New Iims, provided you get a good percentile.

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NIRAJ YADAV

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Hello PAYAL
As I can SEE your marks in various disciplines. Your UG score is perfect for entering any top b school. If we look your 12 th score we can SEE your marks is greater than 60% so, it won't create any difficulty for you. Focus on CAT you will conquer any top b school. Don't loose your hope ! Try to score more 97% percentile in CAT. Thank you.

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Pallavi Sharma

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There are some key parameters that we should keep in mind before choosing any University, like, faculty, placements, international exposure, curriculum, alumni of that university. MBA is somewhat a higher and reputed degree which will open the door for lucrative jobs in the corporate world. Though the charm of MBA has not decreased, the management institutions are rampant especially in Cities. The point is that pursuing MBA has become easy than it was a decade ago. I would suggest you to choose a university that caters your all round development and provides complete placement and internship assistance. List of some of the Top and best
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Yash Jain

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As you said that you failed in 1sub in 12th class it will affect you in the top colleges admission and gap year will also affect your admission process but if you scored good in CAT you can get admission for MBA.

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