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Saurabh Khanduri

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No, candidates interested in SIU Pune MBA course are not required to have a business degree to apply for admissions. Candidates who have cleared an undergraduate course with a minimum aggregate of 50% in any field are eligible to apply for MBA admissions. The SNAP entrance exam scores will be taken into account to shortlist candidates for SIU MBA admissions. 

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Saurabh Khanduri

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The eligibility criteria for SIU Pune MBA admissions does not specify the requirement of prior work experience to gain admissions. However, every affiliated institute of SIU Pune has a different eligibility criteria for their offered MBA courses. Candidates with prior work experience might get preference over non work experience candidates. Go to the official website of your chosen institute to confirm the need of work experience for MBA admissions.

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Ishita Kaur

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As per the annual report, the highest salary offered to the MBA students during the 2024 placements stood at INR 24 LPA. Earlier, the highest salary offered to the MBA students in 2023 was INR 24 LPA.

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Aarushi Kalra

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As per the annual report 2024, the highest salary offered to MBA students during the 2024 placements was INR 24 LPA. 

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Devika Verma

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The general eligibility criteria for MBA/PGDM programmes of many NMAT-accepting colleges are:

  • A bachelor's degree (10+2+3 years minimum) in any discipline from a recognised university. 

  • Minimum 50% aggregate marks (or equivalent CGPA) in the qualifying bachelor's degree.

  • Final year students may often apply provisionally, provided they submit their degree certificate/marksheet before the deadline. 

  • Some colleges prefer or require 2+ years of work experience, especially for specialised programmes (e.g., analytics, digital transformation). 

  • Generally no upper age limit for appearing in NMAT.

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rwdrchetantrivedi

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If you want to build your career in finance or analytics, Chandigarh University offers some excellent specializations that align perfectly with your goals. You can choose options like MBA in Finance, MBA in Business Intelligence & Data Analytics or MBA in Applied Finance & Analytics (with PwC). These programs are designed to give you strong analytical, numerical and problem-solving skills. The curriculum focuses on modern financial tools, data interpretation, and real-time business decision-making. You'll also learn how analytics and financial strategies work together to support business growth. Since the courses are industry collabora

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Devika Verma

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If you're aiming for non-IIM B-schools, all four exams — CAT, XAT, NMAT, and CMAT — can open good options depending on your target colleges.For example, NMAT is accepted by schools like Athena School of Management, NMIMS, and SP Jain Global, which focus on profile-based admissions and industry exposure.XAT and CAT are more competitive and suit those aiming for top-tier institutions, while CMAT and MAT are good for mid-range B-schools.Your choice should depend on your career goals, target institutes, and the type of MBA programme you want — whether corporate-focused, analytical, or global.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Joining the top NMAT accepting MBA colleges in India can be worthwhile for you. For that, you need to check its ROI. Below table shows the top colleges with their cost and average salary:

Top CollegesTuition FeeAverage Salary
Amity University NoidaINR 7.14 Lacs - INR 15.8 lakhINR 6 LPA - INR 6.5 LPA
K J Somaiya Institute of ManagementINR 13.48 Lacs - INR 21.34 lakhINR 12 LPA
TAPMI ManipalINR 19.5 lakhINR 13.5 LPA

Source: External site and may vary.

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Tasbiya Khan

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The table below shows the top government NMAT accepting MBA colleges in India with their cost:

Top CollegesTuition Fee
BSE Institute LimitedINR 2.11 Lacs - INR 7.29 lakh
Kerala University of Digital SciencesINR 4 lakh

Source: External site and may vary.

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Chetveer Shekon

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To be honest, I think it comes down to the person who is attending. If you are going to be able to participate and take advantage of what this university does for its students, then yes, I think the MBA is worth it. The university often does case study competitions, industrial tours, and business conclaves, where all students have the opportunity to meet and hear from real-world professionals. For example, some students presented as part of the university's management festival while others interned with startups through Chandigarh University's Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurs. The placement departments offers mock interviews tha

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