MBA/PGDM

The return on investment (ROI) after completing an MBA from Singhania University can vary depending on factors such as the course and stream chosen, student ability to crack interviews during the placement season, and other individual factors. The return on investment (ROI) for an Master of Business Administration from Singhania University can range from INR 1.10 Lacs to INR 2.20 Lakhs. Some factors that can influence the ROI of an MBA include:
Course specialization: Choose a specialization that has a high demand in the job market and offers higher salary potential.
Placement opportunities: The university should have strong connections with top companies, ensuring that students have access to good job opportunities.
Networking: Building a strong network of friends, professional acquaintances, and classmates can help students access better opportunities and strengthen their future credibility.
Salary increase: The annual salary increase after completing the MBA can be used to calculate the ROI. This should include factors such as work experience before and after the MBA, EMIs, market conditions, and other relevant factors.

Composite scores represent small sets of data points that are highly related to one another, both conceptually and statistically and percentile means you have scored better than 93% percent students who participated in the exam. It is not a rank neither it is your score. If there were 100 students who appeared for the exam and you got 93 percentile, it means you have done better than the other  93 students.

Dear aspirant,  

Congratulations on getting such a good marks and we are so proud of you! 

With a percentile of 93 in JEE Mains, you have a good chance of getting admission to several good engineering colleges in India. However, the actual college you can get into will depend on various factors such as your category, state of domicile, and the branch you are interested in. 

The minimum eligibility criteria for any MBA course at JBIMS - the student must have a graduation degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate from a recognised institute.

The college accepts entrance exams such as CAT and MAT .The admission to MBA in finance at JBIMS is based on the score obtained in one of the accepted entrance exams.

Below is the admission process followed by JBIMS -

• Firstly,the students will be required to fill the application form on the institute's official website
• Shortlisting process will be done based on the scores obtained in the entrance exam
• The institute will announce the list of the selected students
• Students will be called for further process

MBA is a 2 year post graduation course. The two main entrance exam that aspirants have to give are CAT and CMAT. CAT exam is usually given to get into top MBA institute IIMs, since they only consider CAT examination as the qualifying exam. Whereas all the other private universities consider CMAT exam as qualifying criteria. In order to get into IIM one has to score a minimum of 90 to 99% whereas for other private Universities the cutoff maybe as low as 25%.

Aspirants have to fill an online application form for individual colleges in which they are interested. Application forms are available at each university 's website respectively. After this, counselling session is conducted for shortlisted candidates which results in the final admission.