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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast
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Yes, of course, you are eligible.The rule says the Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification obtained by the candidate must entail a minimum of three years of education after completing higher secondary schooling (10+2) or equivalent. You satisfy the same hence you are eligible irrespective of the university which awarded you the degree.
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Sanjay K
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Hi,
It depends on which specific B-school you are targeting. Every School has its specific conditions.
Eg: IIM C / B: 5 Years work ex. + Graduation + Valid GMAT Score. Now a higher GMAT score & work experience will always come handy when applying at TOP B-schools.
Further, it also depends on what kind of experience you have: Is it versatile or is it in a particular industry: depending on that college will give weightage to it. Like, ISB gives more weightage to versatile experience based on International standards. Additionally, you can refer to: https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/ranking/top-executive-mba-colleges-in-ind
It depends on which specific B-school you are targeting. Every School has its specific conditions.
Eg: IIM C / B: 5 Years work ex. + Graduation + Valid GMAT Score. Now a higher GMAT score & work experience will always come handy when applying at TOP B-schools.
Further, it also depends on what kind of experience you have: Is it versatile or is it in a particular industry: depending on that college will give weightage to it. Like, ISB gives more weightage to versatile experience based on International standards. Additionally, you can refer to: https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/ranking/top-executive-mba-colleges-in-ind
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Vidhi Sethi"I am the fire in this paper world !" ;)
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Hi Jayant,
Thanks for putting up your query.
Eligibility criteria to get admission in the JIMS for PGDM will be you need to give entrance exam of CAT or MAT. Based on your score, you will get admission for the course.
Thanks!
Thanks for putting up your query.
Eligibility criteria to get admission in the JIMS for PGDM will be you need to give entrance exam of CAT or MAT. Based on your score, you will get admission for the course.
Thanks!
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bharath dikkala
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AUCET is for M.Com. You should write APICET for a seat in AU for MBA.
All the best.
All the best.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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You are not eligible to seek admission in most of B-Schools because you do not meet eligibility criteria of min. 50% marks in graduation study. However, you can appear for XAT and try at institutes accepting CAT score which does not have a minimum marks eligibility criteria.
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Aakash Raju
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Dear Srishty,
IIEBM Indus Business offers dual specialization i.e entrepreneurship + marketing/ finance/ HR/operations/ IT. We have senior faculty who have corporate experience as well.This helps us understand the financial terms with examples of current corporate scenario.Our financial curriculum itself is influenced by the latest updates in the financial world.
Recently my batch -2016-18 visited BSE( Bombay Stock Exchange). In regards to placements my senior batch mates have been placed with Axis Bank, Indusind Bank, FIS Global, Evosys to name a few.
Please visit the college website to know more (www.iiebm.com)
Thanks and regards.
IIEBM Indus Business offers dual specialization i.e entrepreneurship + marketing/ finance/ HR/operations/ IT. We have senior faculty who have corporate experience as well.This helps us understand the financial terms with examples of current corporate scenario.Our financial curriculum itself is influenced by the latest updates in the financial world.
Recently my batch -2016-18 visited BSE( Bombay Stock Exchange). In regards to placements my senior batch mates have been placed with Axis Bank, Indusind Bank, FIS Global, Evosys to name a few.
Please visit the college website to know more (www.iiebm.com)
Thanks and regards.
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8 years agoWhat is the required CAT score to get into FMS, Delhi with 89% in 10th, 83% in PU and 70% in B.Tech?
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Vikash Ranjan
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For example- Candidate-1 with 99 percentile.
This candidate with CAT 2016 percentile score of 99 has sectional percentile scores of 100 in Quant; 98 in DILR and 80 in VARC
After FMS awards weightage: 30% of 100=30 in Quant; 30% of 98=29.4 in DILR; 40% of 80=32 in VARC. Total points the candidate has scored in shortlisting process are 91.6
Now Candidate-2 with 97 percentile
This candidate with CAT 2016 percentile score of 97 has sectional percentile scores of 94 in Quant; 92 in DILR and 99 in VARC
FMS awards weightage: 30% of 94=28.2 in Quant; 30% of 92=27.6 in DILR; 40% of 99=39.6 in VARC. Total points the candidate has scored are 95.4
This candidate with CAT 2016 percentile score of 99 has sectional percentile scores of 100 in Quant; 98 in DILR and 80 in VARC
After FMS awards weightage: 30% of 100=30 in Quant; 30% of 98=29.4 in DILR; 40% of 80=32 in VARC. Total points the candidate has scored in shortlisting process are 91.6
Now Candidate-2 with 97 percentile
This candidate with CAT 2016 percentile score of 97 has sectional percentile scores of 94 in Quant; 92 in DILR and 99 in VARC
FMS awards weightage: 30% of 94=28.2 in Quant; 30% of 92=27.6 in DILR; 40% of 99=39.6 in VARC. Total points the candidate has scored are 95.4
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Himtosh sharmahard working, dedicated to my work.
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Firstly, you have to complete your graduation because without that you can not apply for MBA.
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Surbhi KumariPassionate about Legal Journalism
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Yes, any graduate can pursue MBA.
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