MBA Eligibility

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Parna Saha
7 years ago
Well, in my opinion, any NIT or IITs are not a good option to do an MBA. I would suggest you that since your scores are pretty good, you should target top tier B schools. For more information you can check authentic ranking websites for checking which all NITs are good according to your choice of sp

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New answer posted•7 years ago
R Sai Kiran
7 years ago
Yes, you can apply. The total marks are 400 out of which 100 marks for career, 100 for entrance test i.e. CAT/MAT/XAT, etc., 100 for GD and 100 for PI.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
S
7 years ago
Well, your chances are slim but you should still apply for the college. Things might go in your favour as you have a pretty different background from the cliche ones.
Good luck!

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Neil gupta
7 years ago
For doing MBA marketing one must hold a Bachelors degree with minimum score of 50% or should be in final year of his/her Bachelors course. Without Bachelors degree one is not eligible for MBA marketing degree and course pursuing in a college.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Siddharth Dixit
7 years ago
We do not have any fixed cut-off for NMAT right now. We suggest you to apply and wait for the shortlist. Wishing the best for you.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Parna Saha
7 years ago
No dear, you cannot. Your scores are not up to the mark, besides FMS Delhi takes the cream layer of students being a government-backed institute. Moreover, you need to score 99 percentile and above for converting FMS along with excellent communication skills and amazing subject knowledge. I would su

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New answer posted•7 years ago
S
7 years ago
At SIOM, we don't disclose the cut-off but we follow university's criteria for all the reserved categories. Our college mostly shortlist on profile basis.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
S
7 years ago
For SC category, our college also follows university rules. And SIOM selects mostly on profile bases, our college doesn't disclose the cut-off.
Anyway, all the best for the shortlist.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
New answer posted•7 years ago