MBA Eligibility

Hi Masoom,
Congratulations on scoring 96.53 percentile in ATMA. You can surely apply to IES MCRC and appear for GD and PI. They call everyone for GD and PI process and your performance would the factor they would judge you on. There are various other parameters too. It would be better if you visit th

You have to take SNAP exam followed by GD-PI which will be held in December. To take SNAP, you must graduate with an aggregate of 50 (general category) and 45 (SC/ST). You can also take this exam if you are in the final year of graduation. For details regarding the fee structure, you can visit the o

To be eligible for admission to SIBM, you have to take SNAP exam followed by GD-PI which is generally held in December. To take SNAP, you must graduate with an aggregate of 50 (general category) and 45 (SC/ST).

No. Minimum 50% is required. It's a university norm.

Yes, you can do MBA in HR and MARKETING if you don't want to opt for finance specialisation. Regarding maths, there just one subject related to business statistics which is very basic and common for all specialisations. Thank you.

Hi Vinayak,
If you want to join MBA you should have any graduation degree with 50% marks. Eligibility: Minimum 50% marks (45% for SC/ST Candidates) or equivalent CGPA in a three-year Bachelors degree (10+2+3) or equivalent in any discipline from a recognised University. Students appearing in the fina

Please check for your eligibility to pursue an MBA from the criteria mentioned below:
Graduation or a Bachelor's Degree in any discipline obtained through the 10+2+3 system or an equivalent qualification with a minimum aggregate of 50% or equivalent CGPA of any of the Universities incorporated by an

You can give CAT exam because as per the eligibility criteria the last year students can also apply for CAT. You can start preparing for CAT from now itself and can give exams conducted in between November and December.

Dear Avik,
In order to study MBA from B-School, you need to clear entrance exam, score good marks in class 12th and graduation. That's it. Your maths will matter least since you are from English (Hons) background. So, go ahead. Hope this helps.
Good luck.