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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
If you want to study MBA from the top business schools, you should appear for the CAT or XAT exams. Getting a management degree will definitely be beneficial and will increase the scope of your employable areas. It will give you a chance to be part of top management in your organisation, and increase the perks, and salary earned. Regards.
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Rishabh Verma
Contributor-Level 7
Nothing is certain, but you may still end up with a call being a non-engineer.
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Vyom Prajapati
Beginner-Level 5
Hi, Apply at:
1. Chetna's Institute, Mumbai.
2. Athena School Of Management, Mumbai. (Profile Based Selection).
3. Great Lakes, Chennai. (Not sure, but try)
4. TAPMI, Manipal (Karnataka).
5. ITM, Navi Mumbai. All the Best!
1. Chetna's Institute, Mumbai.
2. Athena School Of Management, Mumbai. (Profile Based Selection).
3. Great Lakes, Chennai. (Not sure, but try)
4. TAPMI, Manipal (Karnataka).
5. ITM, Navi Mumbai. All the Best!
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8 years agoDoes NIFT ask same type of questions for GAT and CAT exams for both Bachelors and Masters in design?
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
Guide-Level 14
Hi Gautami,
NIFT Entrance Exam is split into 2 phases:
Phase 1: Written Exam (February) consisting of 2 papers of 100 marks each
GAT (General Ability Test): 150 Objective questions 2 hours
CAT (Creative Ability Test): 3-4 Questions 3 hours
The GAT tests each students ability in Quantitative Math, Analytical Reasoning, English Communication, English Comprehension and General Knowledge
The CAT tests each students ability in Design Problem Solving, Visual Sense, Observation & Perception, Environmental Awareness, Mental Ability and Communication skills through a range of visual and textual questions. Phase 2: It consists of 2 hour Situation
NIFT Entrance Exam is split into 2 phases:
Phase 1: Written Exam (February) consisting of 2 papers of 100 marks each
GAT (General Ability Test): 150 Objective questions 2 hours
CAT (Creative Ability Test): 3-4 Questions 3 hours
The GAT tests each students ability in Quantitative Math, Analytical Reasoning, English Communication, English Comprehension and General Knowledge
The CAT tests each students ability in Design Problem Solving, Visual Sense, Observation & Perception, Environmental Awareness, Mental Ability and Communication skills through a range of visual and textual questions. Phase 2: It consists of 2 hour Situation
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello! Unfortunately, with that low score, it is impossible to get even a decent college. The cutoff of all good colleges is generally at least 85-90 percentile. I suggest you either reappear for CMAT (or other much worth-giving exams like CAT XAT etc. ). Or focus on the upcoming MAH-CET (in case you're preparing for it). Good luck!
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Shreya Bagaria
Contributor-Level 8
There will not be a problem in admission. So, the process will have a group discussion and a personal interview round among the selected candidates. About the MBA program, you'll have finance, marketing, human resources, operations as your major/minor in the second year. The first year will have all the subjects as mandatory. The infrastructure, faculties, hostels, mess food, the clubs that are present in the college, the pattern of examination, grading, etc. everything is pretty decent & will benefit you for your overall personality development. This will help you seek a good placement with a decent package.
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Smita GMCA, MBA, DISM, DCA, CPISM
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With 92 percent, you do surely. You have a bright future. Wish you luck and all the best.
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
You should definitely try to appear for the MAT exam in May if you get the chance. There is no point of dropping a year if you can secure admission in the current year itself. Also, give a thought to appearing for the other entrance exams like GMAT GRE etc. Which are available to students all year round. Regards.
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