MBA Entrance Exam

Hi,
Make sure you maintain a good score in your CAT/XAT mocks, especially focusing on the VA section. The next step in the process is the MICAT. This is a paper that does not require much preparation as it tests your creative and reasoning abilities for the most part
As for the GE, show that you can work well in a group, not letting others participate or being too talkative does not help, quite the contrary, it may harm your chances. In the PI, you may be asked to justify the decisions you have made regarding your academics or your career. Depending on your interest, the panelists may ask questions about the Marketing and Advertising Industry. So it helps to be abreast with the latest developments in these fields. The PI in MICA does not attempt to grill the candidate. They try to ensure that you are the right fit for MICA. The GD/ PI for all the colleges are same.
I read online forums and took GD-PI guidance but an interview is a subjective thing, they can ask you anything and there is no defined rule to score well in it . Every interviewer is looking for versatility, hence instead of producing manufactured answers, do your own soul searching. You need to be updated on the latest news and currents trends. Industry professionals are the best people to gain inputs for various fields, dig in your circle and try to extract maximum from them
You can go through the below mentioned links for more information:
https://www.shiksha.com/gd-pi-recall-how-i-cracked-mica-article-7001-1
https://www.shiksha.com/how-to-crack-micat-hear-it-from-the-micans-article-7232-1
All the best.

MBA is a Master's degree program. The degree course is highly popular among graduates and has been attracting youngsters towards the course due to its knowledge-centric curriculum and excellent career opportunities.
Below mentioned are some of the good colleges for MBA in India:
1. Indian Institute of Management – Bangalore.
2. Indian Institute of Management – Ahmedabad.
3. Indian Institute of Management – Calcutta.
4. Indian Institute of Management – Lucknow.
5. Indian Institute of Management – Kozhikode.
6. International Management Institute - New Delhi.
7. Indian Institute of Forest Management – Bhopal.
8. University of Petroleum and Energy Studies.
9. Faculty of Management Studies (FMS).
10. Management Development Institute (MDI).
11. Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS).
12. National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE) – Mumbai.

Integrated program in Management at IIM - Indore is the first of its kind management program by any IIM in India. It is a unique and creative program, which is meant for young students after class 12th, who have managerial and leadership aspirations. IIM - Indore mold students as outstanding business leaders through a world-class education.
The last two years of the program i.e. IV and V year are at post-graduate level and the IPM students are mixed with the flagship PGP program students of IIMI, and they go through the same set of courses as the PGP program which is for those who join after CAR. Hence, the learning goals for these two years are the same as that of the PGP program.
Apart from academic programs, the IPM participants are exposed to various extra-curricular activities in order to inculcate in them leadership qualities and managerial skills. Only 120 bright students every year can make it to IPM. In case a student is able to get selected to IPM program, he or she join an elite club and must join IPM course for a bright career.
The feedback received from the recruiters in the first placement season of IPM in 2016 has been encouraging. The first graduating batch of IPM participants bagged offers from recruiters like Credit Suisse, Deloitte, Nomura, JP Morgan, HDFC, IndusInd Bank, IBM, ICRA Management Consulting, Tata Sky, and many more.