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Aarav Srivasatava

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Yes it is a good option since, Jaipuria Institute of Management is among the top b-schools of India. Some of the advantages you'll realize after studying at Jaipuria are the learning environment, extra-curricular activities, really helpful faculty, over all development of your personality, and good placements.

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Vikas Sudan

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Before pursuing an MBA, I always thought to go to the best MBA colleges in India and how great it would be to be a student of these famous colleges. But I realized, it is not that important. What matters is your dedication, well-experienced faculty, and great infrastructure with well-equipped labs that will help a student to grow in all aspects. Rabindranath Tagore University, Bhopal is an MBA college in Bhopal, from where I am pursuing an MBA. This college is good in all aspects. It is a part of AISECT Group of Universities, their colleges have foreign collaborations, providing international exposure.

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Vikas Sudan

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Before pursuing an MBA, I always thought to go to the best MBA colleges in India and how great it would be to be a student of these famous colleges. But I realized, it is not that important. What matters is your dedication, well-experienced faculty, and great infrastructure with well-equipped labs that will help a student to grow in all aspects. Rabindranath Tagore University, Bhopal is an MBA college in Bhopal, from where I am pursuing an MBA. This college is good in all aspects. It is a part of AISECT Group of Universities, their colleges have foreign collaborations, providing international exposure.

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Snigdha Kumar

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FOSTIIMA doesn't have any collaboration with other institute. They run an AICTE approved PGDM course with the intake of 240 seats from its Dwarka Campus. Details can be checked from www.fostiima.org

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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For that you can try b school like FMS Delhi, KJ Somaiya, PUMBA, DMS University of Hyderabad, Ambedkar University Delhi, DFS DU, University School of Management IP, DMS various central universities, UBS Punjab University etc. But they require high CAT score and tough to get admission. You can also try central Universities and state universities in Odissa. Best wishes.

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Aarav Srivasatava

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If you are asking about PDM/MBA, then the top 2 institutes in Lucknow are IIM-Lucknow, and Jaipuria Institute of Management Lucknow. If you wish to pursue your PG from Lucknow, try to do your best in CAT and get enrolled in either of the two. Don't fall for other institutes, most are fake. I belong to Lucknow and I know most of them. Except these two (IIM-L and Jaipuria), if you go to any other b-school in Lucknow, they will give you admission right away, maybe they'll give you discounts to win your trust. Sadly, most people are fooled by these fake colleges. And after two years, the students realize that they're not ready for the corp
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Ishan Dwivedi

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Hello,
I might sound unclear to you, but the reality is that it totally depends on you and your skills. What skills you are best in? Which specialization do you personally think of as very easy to do? I see many of the students get admission in Marketing specialisation just for the sake of SCOPE but on the other hand the truth is, he/she is unable to convince for their product or unable to complete the given targets in a deadline. So, Ramadevi I am suggesting you some steps to go through, which I personally did:-
1) Firstly, try to find all of the specializations thoroughly in MBA provided in India (if seeing for foreign institutes then
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Aarav Srivasatava

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Yes, it is mandatory to appear in CAT or MAT or XAT or CMAT, etc in order to get admission in Jaipuria Institute of Management. This percentile score contributes to 45% weightage during admission process.
The admission procedure comprises of following factors:
1. Score in in CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ GMAT : 45% (maximum Weightage)
2. Case-based Group Discussion : 15%
3. Personal Interview: 20%
4. Academic Performance (previous): 15%
5. Work Experience, Sports and Extracurricular Activities: 5%.
So, if you do well in entrance exam, GD and PI, you'll have control over 45+15+20 = 80% weightage during admissions. And obviously, you'll get some mark
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Ishan Dwivedi

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Hello Priyanka!
Yes, you can opt for MBA with any specialization provided by the institution you choose. Many of the colleges, offer aspirants to qualify their own entrance examinations. In short, you can get seat for MBA without CAT, MAT or GMAT but you have to participate in institution based entrance exam. If this answer helped you, then UPVOTE to help others.

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Aarav Srivasatava

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Jaipuria Institute of management would be far better option. They are among the top b-schools of India. Check NIRF rankings by Ministry of Human Resource Development.
2020 rankings: https://www.nirfindia.org/2020/ManagementRanking.html
2019 rankings: https://www.nirfindia.org/2019/ManagementRanking.htmlThe standard of education is high because the faculty members are highly qualified and extremely helpful. Good companies like Amazon, HUL, etc. Come for placements. So, Overall, Jaipuria is far better.

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