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Smita GMCA, MBA, DISM, DCA, CPISM

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MBA Admission application fee at FMS Delhi is Rs.1000/- which should be paid online. The last date to apply for MBA admission 2020 at FMS Delhi is November 25, 2019. As per the past trends, FMS Delhi does not extend the last date to apply for admission.
FMS Delhi has increased its MBA course fee to Rs.1.92 lakhs and the number of seats to 251 for MBA 2020-22 batch. FMS will accept CAT 2019 score in shortlisting the candidates for the final selection round. Apart from the PI and Extempore, GD round is also included in the final selection process
Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) Delhi, has opened its MBA admission 2020 application proce
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Shail Oberoi

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The decision would be based on your interest areas and long term career plans. If you want to pursue a career in academics / technical / research areas then M.Sc. Integrated course would be a better option However if you want to move into general management / operations side then MBA integrated course would be better.

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Nilay Pandit

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Hello Muchala I would like to share the list of top best colleges in Bangalore for MBA:-
Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Bangalore
IIM Bangalore
Christ University, Bangalore
AIMS Institute
Acharya Bangalore B-School
Presidency University
Alliance School of Business
Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bangalore
Bengaluru School of Management Studies GITAM, Bangalore
ISBR Business School, Bangalore
Jain University, Bangalore
GIBS Business School, Bengaluru.

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Gokul Pradeep

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Hi I would suggest you try for better colleges than SSN as their placements are pretty poor and mediocre. Recently they came to SRM campus for a company called Ingram Micro for campus drive and not a single one of them cleared and they also lacked in basic communication too. I applied in SSN but was glad I got rejected because I got better opportunities and exposure here in SRM than SSN. Would suggest you try for places elsewhere. There is no point having dual specializations and such when their placements are really bad. They won't share the placement report on the roles the students got placed as most are field sales roles. You can t
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Gokul Pradeep

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Hi I would suggest you try for better colleges than SSN as their placements are pretty poor and mediocre. Recently they came to SRM campus for a company called Ingram Micro for campus drive and not a single one of them cleared and they also lacked in basic communication too. I applied in SSN but was glad I got rejected because I got better opportunities and exposure here in SRM than SSN. Would suggest you try for places elsewhere.

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Aarush Pandey

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MBA is one of the professional courses that have equal opportunities for students from every stream. Not just the commerce students, but students from Science stream also apply for admission in MBA colleges. Forget about the students opting for MBA after B.Sc. , engineers are also going for management degree after completing their graduation. There are various reasons why engineering students move to business degree. Here are some of the reasons:
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MBA degree is considered an easy option than engineering. So the students, who feel that they won't be able to continue with the engineering course, switch to MBA for post-graduate
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Aarush Pandey

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One of the major reasons why students get attracted towards MBA after graduation is campus placement in top companies with a lucrative package. Salary is one of the factors that impress both the parents as well as students equally. So, when looking for a perfect MBA college to get a management degree, it is important to check the placement records. When you visit the websites of different colleges, you will find all of them claiming to offer 100% placement and past records of placement in top companies. But as a wise choice, you should not trust those claims blindly as colleges in this market where education has also become a business,
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Aarush Pandey

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MBA is one of the most common degrees among graduates. There was a time when it used to be considered a good choice among commerce graduates, but with the ample number of options of specializations, today MBA has become an equally popular choice among students from every stream. From commerce graduates to engineers, every student today thinks of pursuing the management degree to get a well-paying job in the leading companies in India and overseas. After clearing different entrance exams for admission in top B-schools in India, students get confused with the selection of the right colleges. After clearing exams like CAT MAT and XAT stud
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Aarush Pandey

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Pursuing management degree is what students know when they are in the final years of their graduation. But as they come closer to the completion and admission in the professional course, the confusion starts growing. With different entrance exams, B-schools, specializations, there is another huge confusion, which is what to choose between MBA and PGDM. The confusion increases further as most of the colleges offer both MBA and PGDM programmes. Students find it difficult to decide what to opt for and go with the choice offered by the college. For many students, it is same, due to which they forget to pay attention to it. They just prepar
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Aarush Pandey

Contributor-Level 10

Pursuing management degree is what students know when they are in the final years of their graduation. But as they come closer to the completion and admission in the professional course, the confusion starts growing. With different entrance exams, B-schools, specializations, there is another huge confusion, which is what to choose between MBA and PGDM. The confusion increases further as most of the colleges offer both MBA and PGDM programmes. Students find it difficult to decide what to opt for and go with the choice offered by the college. For many students, it is same, due to which they forget to pay attention to it. They just prepar
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