MBA Eligibility

APICET 2017- May 2, 2017
APICET 2017 Result- May 15, 2017
APICET 2017 Counselling- June 2017
Based on the previous year trends of the APICET 2017, the counselling stage requires the following eligibility criteria to be met before candidates are called for the seat allotment procedure:
Candidates securing 50 per cent aggregate (in case of OC category) are eligible for counselling stage.
Those belonging to SC and ST categories have to score at least 45 per cent aggregate in degree and APICET 2017 to qualify for the counselling.

Hi Roshan,
The Eligibility criteria for our new MBA programme with collaboration with Pondicherry University is as follows:
A candidate is eligible for admission to the MBA programme, provided he/she possesses any Degree from a recognized University under 10+2+3 or 11+1+3 or 11+2+2 streams. Applicants possessing degrees awarded by the Universities not recognized by the UGC are not eligible for admission.
And your tag says that you want to have the Diploma course in HRM. You are also eligible for that.
So Congratulations for both.
All the best.

Hi Naveen,
I actually don't know about the other two colleges, but what I can say is St. Xavier's College, Kolkata is really an outstanding college. You can see it in the NAAC ranking also. We topped the list with 3.77 out of 4. And this is the highest score ever.
So, I would say this is the best college in India.
All the best.

Dear Chokshi, moving towards commerce may provide more number of opportunities in accounts side, coming to MBA from business school provide you greater opportunities than M.Com. Therefore, prefer MBA from business school. All the best.

https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/mba-pgpbm-international-institute-of-business-studies-noida-92682
Please click on the above link to get all information about the college.

Yes you are eligible for the course.
Applicant must hold Bachelors degree with 50% of marks for General category & 45% of marks for reserved Category
(a) 10+2+3 years pattern
(OR)
(b) 10+3 years diploma+ 3 years pattern
(OR)
(c) B.E./B.Tech /B.Arch/B.Pharm
(d) 10+2+ AMIE
(OR )
10+3 years diploma(awarded by the State Board of Technical Education)+AMIE
All the best

You have good percentage now. Try to score good in entrance to chase few top tier I MAT.
50% is a decent safe benchmark. You should know in core finance job profile, maximum MNC demands 55-60% and for sales, few top FMCG giants and pharma company demands 50% in/upto graduation.
Though, you can have an unbiased view through linkedin/quora alumni chat to have a 360 degree view), if you have 97% onwards can chase SIMSREE-Mumbai, PUMBA-Pune, XIME-Banglore, KJSMAIYA, JBIMS.
Choose your area of interest, then choose your college according to that.

Hi Saurabh,
BIMTECH only provides PGDM which is equivalent to MBA. However for that you need a valid CAT or XAT score. MAT scores are only valid for PGDM - Retail or PGDM - IBM.

Hello Suyesh! Yes, you can pursue MBA from a good B-school. There are various B-schools which do not consider your past academic scores(e.g. FMS and XLRI) or do not give too much weightage to it(e.g. NMIMS). Though you need to score really well in the various entrance exams you might be appearing for, apart from scoring well in your graduation. Good luck!