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Snigdha Kumar

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You are not following there minimum eligibility criteria of CAT 60%le. So chances are negligible.

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Aarav Srivasatava

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Factor1 (NIRF ranking): Jaipuria Institute of management Lucknow comes in the band of top 75 b-schools in India as per NIRF 2020 ranking. Balaji Institute of management and HRD comes in the band 76-100. SIES is not in the list. Factor 2 : When it comes to quality of education in terms of faculty's (expertise, education, experience, helpfulness, etc. ), the course curriculum, projects and assignments, pre placement drives, extra curricular activities, campus life, alumni connection, and placements, Jaipuria Institute of management Lucknow is a very good option to pursue PGDM. Overall, keeping all factors in mind; I'd recommend Jaipuria.

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Preeti Makhija

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Hi Shivani, Congratulate on having 82.72 percentile in CAT 2020. Here is the list of TOP MBA Colleges with good placement record in that you can get admission:
1- Faculty of Management Studies,
2- IILM University, Gurgaon
3- Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS), Mumbai
4- Management Development Institute, Gurgaon
5- S. P. Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai
6- National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE), Mumbai
7- Welingkar Institute, Mumbai
8- Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines), Dhanbad
Hope this help.

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ANKIT ABROL

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Yes, you should get a call. Especially when the COVID scenario is still not over yet. Your profile, GD and PI will define your chances. I suggest you to give some mock interviews at IMS, CL or TIME, and prepare for the best. All the best!

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ANKIT ABROL

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I believe, the cut-off for an Executive MBA is the same. In many institutes, it is just an eligibility criterion. Your selection will be decided on the basis of your performance in your GD, PI, and relevant work experience. The fees of such programs are the same, it's just that you will be able to complete them within a year. Don't miss such programs, time is money. Gim, Wellingkar, IMT Ghaziabad, Great Lakes, are some tier 2 colleges. Tier 1 colleges have very tough criteria and the experience needed are 4 to 6 years, approximately.

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ANKIT ABROL

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It is good, especially if you have gain experience in an IT company. SCIT Pune is a good B-School for the same, especially for IT.

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Shratica Sameer

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It all depends on the perspective and expectation of an individual. i would like to guide you through my experience till now financial services is a specialized course from the first trimester itself importance is given more to finance subjects like corporate finance, and changing market trends, and in PGDM equivalent importance is given to all subjects, according to me if you want to have a career in finance then go for it , its more of a practical subject with more calculations and formulae so choice is yours.

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Subrat

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If you are a fresh graduate who wants to join a job but also wants to continue their higher studies and you cannot attend the regular classes in a college, a distance MBA is a right programme for you if you want to make your career in the field of business management. And if you want to do your distance MBA with proper recognition, all courses are UGC approved & also WES approved for Canada PR.

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Harshika Mohta

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Yes, it is highly possible to score well in the MBA. Your graduation marks will not affect your post-graduation marks, it all depends on your hard work and study.

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Harshika Mohta

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They offer full-time PGDM course. PGDM is considered better than an MBA as it is more industry-friendly.

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