MBA Admission

Yes you can admission but the institute will surely take your personal interview on the basis of which you'll selected.

You are eligible for admission. Your CMAT score will be used as the basis for this. If your score is lower, you must show up for the entrance interview.

To seek admission in MBA courses, you have to appear in a series of entrance tests such as MAT/CAT/XAT or ATMA. There are three stage entrance exam which includes: Written Exam, Group Discussion and Personal Interview. MBA aspirant who been planning to pursue to course or those who are appearing for MBA entrance exams must also keep in mind to fill the college admission forms so as to get interview calls from their preferred MBA colleges.

Yes you can apply for the admission process but you have to clear SRCC GBO exam.
Elegibility cretaria for SRCC GBO exam is
Candidate must hold a bachelors degree from a recognised university with at least 50 per cent aggregate.
Candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC and PwD categories must have scored at least 45 per cent aggregate in graduation.
Candidates in the final year of their graduation are also eligible.

MBA Admission procedure in India for all the top MBA colleges is almost similar. The only exception is their acceptability of MBA entrance exam score. For example, Iims accept CAT exam score, XLRI accepts XAT exam score, NMIMS accepts NMAT exam score, Symbiosis accepts SNAP exam score, IIFT accepts its own IIFT entrance exam score and so on so forth. So far as the 4 steps of MBA Admission process in top MBA colleges are concerned, they are not much different.

To get admission at Shoolni University for MBA, you need to score at least 70 to 80%.

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For the full time 2 year course, candidates must have scored at least 50% aggregate in Undergraduate exam, or equivalent from a recognised university with relevant subjects.

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