MBA Eligibility

Hi Deepanshu,
For MBA admission, you need to have 50% marks for (general category) and 48% marks for (reserved category) in graduation.

Hello Abhijeet!
You can pursue MBA in any among the following streams: Finance, Marketing, HR, Operations, IT/Systems, International Business, etc. as per your interests and career goals. Being a commerce graduate, Finance is probably the best option for you. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223 Kindly visit this link for more details.

Koshys Institute of Management Studies is a good college to pursue MBA
Here is the list of other colleges to pursue MBA:
1. AIMS
2. ABBS
3. Jain University
4. MS Ramaiah (VTU & BU)
5. Presidency College
6. Krupanidhi Group of Institutions
7. RIMS
8. Acharya Institute Of Technology

The chances are null, if you belong to general category, but as you mentioned you are from SC Category, then there are slim chances of getting admission in Sinhgad College of Engineering. So, apply for the counseling.

Hello Kalpesh,
For the eligibility conditions, refer the links below:
1) http://www.amity.edu/m/mat-cut-off.asp
2) http://www.amity.edu/webcampaign/CampaignDiscipline.aspx?stream=U+oHtRKPBL8=
You need to have a good cut-off in CAT or MAT.

Galgotias, IET, AKGIT, KITE-Ghaziabad, RKGIT, JSS, NIET, and IEC are some of the best colleges for you.

Yes, you are eligible to pursue MBA at Galgotias University but for that, you have to contact the university directly for direct admission. For a loan, you must contact your bank, the university will not help you in getting that.

Hello Sushil!
As the minimum cutoff to take admission in IIT-Delhi is 60% marks or 6.75 CGPA on 10-point scale in graduation, you are not eligible. For SC/ST students, it is minimum 55% marks or 6.25 CGPA.

To get admission into any good college for MBA, you need to score very high. And the top colleges accepting CMAT scores have their cutoffs generally around 99 percentile and above.