MBA in India

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What is the admission process for MBA in India?

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Asked by Debrupa Das
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4 years ago
You can go for Management Exams i.e CAT XAT SNAP CMAT etc. Every year thousands of students opt for Management education in India. First, you need to Crack any of the above-mentioned exams, and then based on your scores you would be shortlisted for a GD &Personal Interview which consists of 20 - 25

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4 years ago
Although there are a lot of public and private colleges and universities to choose from it is better that you go for a college that would bring the best out of you, as most of the colleges still use traditional methodologies of teaching. I have done my MBA from PCTE Group of Institutes which is situ

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New answer posted•4 years ago
Puneet Singh
4 years ago
Dear Aspirant, The following are the best private universities for the Distance MBA programme:
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies
Lovely Professional University
Symbiosis University
Amity University
NIMMS University
Chandigarh University

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The most common and approved entrance exam is CAT I. e Common Aptitude Test. Then there are many more like MAT. There are also separate exams which are being conducted by certain colleges like if you want to go to Xavier's you need to give XAT then for Symbiosis business school you need to SNAP.

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4 years ago
The LPU has tie ups with over 150 international universities. Some of the popular among them include
Thompson River University, Laurentian University, Vancouver Film School, Memorial University of Newfoundland, International Business School Washington, The State University of New York Cobleskill Univ

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Which are the best colleges for MBA in India?

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Asked by Vinay Dhiman
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4 years ago
Lmtsm is one of the best college for doing MBA, it provides you quality education and has highly qualified faculty members. According to the nirf ranking 2021 it is ranked 26th.

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Which are the top colleges for MBA in India?

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Asked by Latika Bhatia
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5 years ago
When it's come for MBA & looking for ROI & good placement, then go with RIIM Pune one of the best college for MBA programme. Because as we all might knowing MBA is a master degree. While doing MBA you need to get lots of practical exposure, corporate environment & knowledge which you will get in RII

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5 years ago
There are numerous Universities that are offering the distance MBA in India but one must understand the importance of this as Distance MBA Enables Study and Job at the Same Time:- The course of MBA in distance education mode is designed in a way that it can be convenient for the students who cannot

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5 years ago
LPU is known for its MBA. LPU provides quality education, with great scholarship programs plus holistic learning opportunities. Mittal School of Business is among the first 10 institutions in India to get ACBSP (USA) accreditation. LPU is ranked No. 2 among Indian B-Schools in 'Outreach and Inclusiv

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