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Amrit MishraMeri hati toh durghatna ghati!
Contributor-Level 6
There is REVA university.
The eligibility criteria for MBA is:
Bachelors degree of three years in any
stream or B E / B Tech with 50% (45% in
case of candidates belonging to SC/ST) of
marks in aggregate from any recognized
University / Institution or any other
qualification recognized as equivalent there to.
The eligibility criteria for MBA is:
Bachelors degree of three years in any
stream or B E / B Tech with 50% (45% in
case of candidates belonging to SC/ST) of
marks in aggregate from any recognized
University / Institution or any other
qualification recognized as equivalent there to.
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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT
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Almost all private management colleges need MAT qualification. Don't worry you will receive from different colleges across our country and you can decide which one is better.
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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT
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CAT is an entry level exam for MBA. Cracking it is difficult. It requires hard working and good training. Try to get into a good coaching center and start preparing for CAT.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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It is an absolutely right decision to appear for CAT to seek admission in PGDM or MBA in India's top B-Schools. It will open door of opportunities for you.
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Satyam Jain
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Hello,
The expected top B-Schools score/cut-off percentile:
MDI-Gurgaon: 94.43%ile
Department of Management Sciences, PUMBA (Pune University): 95%ile
DSIMS-Mumbai: 550+score
SIES College of Management, Navi Mumbai, admission is done on the basis of candidates profile.
Alliance, Bangalore: 90%
BIMTECH, Noida: 75%
IFIM Business School: 500+ score
AIMS, Bangalore: 500+ score
VIT University: 76%ile
SRM University: 76%ile
SSIM, Hyderabad: 60%ile
VJIM, Hyderabad:60%ile
SCMS:500+ score
MS Ramaiah Institute of Management: 500+ score
Kristu Jayanti Institute of Management: 500+ score
MET IOM: 500+ score
KJ Somaiya: 500+ score
IIT-Madras: 96
MIT School of Business:
The expected top B-Schools score/cut-off percentile:
MDI-Gurgaon: 94.43%ile
Department of Management Sciences, PUMBA (Pune University): 95%ile
DSIMS-Mumbai: 550+score
SIES College of Management, Navi Mumbai, admission is done on the basis of candidates profile.
Alliance, Bangalore: 90%
BIMTECH, Noida: 75%
IFIM Business School: 500+ score
AIMS, Bangalore: 500+ score
VIT University: 76%ile
SRM University: 76%ile
SSIM, Hyderabad: 60%ile
VJIM, Hyderabad:60%ile
SCMS:500+ score
MS Ramaiah Institute of Management: 500+ score
Kristu Jayanti Institute of Management: 500+ score
MET IOM: 500+ score
KJ Somaiya: 500+ score
IIT-Madras: 96
MIT School of Business:
...more
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Kavya Goel
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Hi Janagam,
You should score 95+ percentile in CAT to get into IIMs. Further, IIMs short-list candidates based on Personal Interviews (PI) and Group Discussion (GD). Apart from these, graduation percentage is also a factor for admission into IIMs.
You can visit the official websites for complete information.
You should score 95+ percentile in CAT to get into IIMs. Further, IIMs short-list candidates based on Personal Interviews (PI) and Group Discussion (GD). Apart from these, graduation percentage is also a factor for admission into IIMs.
You can visit the official websites for complete information.
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Kavya Goel
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Soumarup,
The SNAP cut-off for SCMHRD, Pune is usually:
96-97 for General category
65 for SC category
35 for ST/DA/PWD category
There might be a little variation from year to year.
The SNAP cut-off for SCMHRD, Pune is usually:
96-97 for General category
65 for SC category
35 for ST/DA/PWD category
There might be a little variation from year to year.
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