MBA Eligibility

Hi Pratiksha,
First of all, I would like to tell you that you have not mentioned the place where do you want to go for MBA? If I give you answer on general base then it will like the basic qualification required for admission in MBA are following.
1. A minimum of 50% marks in your 3 or 4 years Bachel

Hello Kapil,
First of all, I do not know from where you belong and to where you want to get admission but if I generalise your question then I can say only that there are so many colleges which provide MBA within your percentile limit. Here this is the link which shows you the list of colleges and f

Hello Rohit,
I would like to tell you that as per the requirement of the IMT, Nagpur, 50% is the eligibility in the entrance exam so if we talk about your CMAT result then it should be 50% i.e. 200 but it is okay. You don't need to worry, every college has almost 2-3 merit list and if competition wi

Hi Jibin,
There is not any fixed UG degree, which one should have to pursue MBA. A candidate from science, commerce, arts, engineering, management and other background is eligible to pursue MBA from any B-school. You need to ensure that the aggregate of your graduation marks is at least 50%, as it on

Based on your academic performance and records you do not stand much chances to get admission in MBA in top B-Schools abroad unless you have something unique in your CV to show in your SOP and also you score a Perfect Score in GMAT.

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Hi,
Australia requires GMAT and IELTS along with work experience in most of the universities. There are few who offer MBA without work experience. For India, you need to take CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, etc. for various MBA schools.

Yes, you are eligible for placements because it depends on your performance in PGDM but be ready to justify your 2-year gap because some companies may ask what were you doing during that time.