MBA Entrance Exam

Instead of distance learning I'll suggest you to go for full time MBA. It gives good experience and if you do it from a good institute it adds up to your knowledge and increase opportunities for you.

84.5 is a good percentile so there is a good chance of getting admission. Through CMAT you will get admission into MBA (FT) program where you elect finance specialization in 2nd year whereas if you appear for DAVV CET for admission in MBA (Financial Administration) you study finance subject from the

No, you are not required to clear any entrance exam to get admission in S P Jains Executive MBA Global programme. It is an 18 months Mumbai based programme, classes for which are held on weekends. You are only required to carry 5+ years of work experience. They do not require any GMAT or CAT score.

Apply in Indira Institute of Management- Pune, MIT-Pune, VIM-Pune etc.

Eligibility:
A minimum 50% marks in graduation, which must be completed by June 2018.
Candidate should have taken CAT (2017) conducted by the IIMS for the year specified in the advertisement (IIMS have no role in the Welingkar’s admission process) and /or/ XAT (2018) / and / or ATMA (2018) and / or CM

It's difficult for MS but you might get a PGDM college. Start applying. Best regards.

Hi, I am also from Maharashtra and every college in Maharashtra accept student through MAH-CET except IITs and NITs. So, don't worry, you will get admission to those colleges if you score decent marks in the exam. Regards.

You had a chance of getting into Chetana college. The forms of Chetana PGDM courses are already out. http://www.cimr.in/admission-procedure/ Fill up the forms as well as start preparing for GD-PI rounds as they are really tough to crack. If you perform well in that you can get through chetana colleg