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New answer posted•6 years ago
S
6 years ago
Your admission totally depends on your ACPC rank. If you belongs to open category chances are low as cutoff for B. K. School of business management generally goes above 200.
Still all the best!
last year's cutoff (both rank and Cmat Score): http://www.jacpcldce.ac.in/Adm19/mba/Cutoff_MBA_2019.pdf

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Khushal Arora
6 years ago
Hello!
Yes you can apply for CAT but I would suggest you to not make CAT as the only target, have a look over other options as well. There are many renowned B school which conduct their own entrance exam such as MAT XAT IIFT NMAT SNAP CMAT LPU NEST and few more. I have appeared for LPU NEST as well

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Abhishek singh
6 years ago
No you can't edit the CAT application form after the submission now either you can register yourself with new email I'd abd phone number or wait for the CAT application form correction window to open. But in this case, you will be allowed to edit only a few fields like percentage of marks scored, wo

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Dharamveer Dheer
6 years ago
Hi, Iims take CAT scores. Yes this year also its the same. While some dynamic private players like LPU which is also ranked among top 50 B-Schools in the country by NIRF has tweaked its selection criteria, the eligibility this year has been increased to 55% in graduation and the entrance test has be

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Hello Surbhi Dixit. You can take either CBT or PBT or both of AIMA-MAT. It doesn't have any significant difference. CBT is held online but check out the availability of exam centre in your locality. The only benefit of taking both the attempts is that you may be able to improve your percentile score

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New answer posted•6 years ago
Dinesh upadhyay
6 years ago
MAT is accepted by more than 600 b schools across India for MBA and PGDM.MAT is conducted four time a year with score validity of 1 year.four times in a year in February, May, September and December.You can visit AIMA MAT website for more information.

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New answer posted•6 years ago
S
6 years ago
As per last few years trends for Open category , 95+ percentile and ACPC rank below 65 is require. Sorry but 81 marks in CMAT will not help you getting admission in B. K. School of professional and management Studies.
Last year's cutoff : http://www.jacpcldce.ac.in/Adm19/mba/Cutoff_MBA_2019.pdf

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New answer posted•6 years ago
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6 years ago
Hi, As per your CMAT percentile, you can look for the IILM Lodhi road as one of your option. IILM Lodhi road is the oldest campus located in central Delhi. The alumni base is phenomenal which is a strong strength. The alumni of IILM are placed in a very senior position in the corporate that gives an

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New answer posted•6 years ago

Why should I go for MBA? Is it a useful degree?

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6 years ago
Hi, An MBA programme gives you ample networking opportunities. This can help you make connections that will allow you to grow your current business. It can also give you the security of knowing you will have help and connections to a variety of companies and industries if you want to change careers.

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6 years ago
Hi, You can pursue MBA right after your graduation. There isn't any mandate to have any prior working experience when it comes to pursuing MBA. Again, its not necessarily true. There are many successful individuals who pursued MBA right after they finished undergraduate degree. IILM University, Guru

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