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Abhishek Desai

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Hello! IIM is, undoubtedly, the best college for pursuing MBA in Lucknow. Visit its official website to know more about its fees, placements, infrastructure, etc.

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Krishna sharma

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Placement Report Taxila Business School PGDM: (Batch 2017-19)
Highest CTC in LPA (International): Rs.22 Lac
Highest CTC in LPA (Domestic):Rs.18 Lac
No. of Pre Placement Offered:48
Average Pre Placement Offered:Rs.12.80 Lac
Average CTC of Top 50 in LPA:Rs.13.5 Lac
Average CTC of Top 30 in LPA:Rs. 15.5 Lac
Overall Average CTC in LPA:Rs.12.5 Lac
No. of Companies Visited:80
New Companies:22
Key HighlightsIncrease in the Highest Package: 36%Increase in the No. of PPOs: 30%

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Krishna sharma

Beginner-Level 2

Let's talk on the fact and Figures. Placement Report Taxila Business School PGDM: (Batch 2017-19)
the highest CTC in LPA (International): Rs.22 Lacs
the highest CTC in LPA (Domestic): Rs.18 Lacs
Average CTC of Top 30 in LPA: Rs. 15.5 Lacs
Average CTC of Top 50 in LPA: Rs.13.5 Lacs
Overall Average CTC in LPA: Rs.12.5 Lacs
No. Of Companies Visited: 80
New Companies:22
Key HighlightsIncrease in the highest Package: 36%Increase in the No. Of PPOs: 30%
Taxila Business School is a much better choice.

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narendra pratap singhI think a good learner is a good teacher

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You can choose any graduate course like B.Tech, B.Sc. BA, etc. Remember only one thing that after graduating prepare for CAT and then go for MBA and make your career.

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SamaraSimha Reddy GottamPerfect Answer doesn't Exist!

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It differs with different universities, if you are applying in a Tier I University they select only students who have no backlogs and with good extra activities. So, when you specify a University it would be easy to say the eligibility criteria.

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Toshavi Newaskar

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Of course, you could pursue BBA and MBA from Amity Gwalior. It has the best facilities and provisions to offer to its students. It has a certain homely atmosphere that aids students to study better and excel holistically. Amity has been doing a splendid job at providing quality education and further on great jobs to students who have been a part of the institution, for years now. Most of the shining careers that students now have are the grace of them doing their BBAs and MBAs from Amity University. The placements are comprehensive and the companies that come to the campus are awe-worthy.

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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello!
Following are the top ten MBA colleges in and around Mumbai:-
1. SP Jain
2. JBIMS
3. NITIE
4. Shailesh Mehta/IIT Mumbai
5. NMIMS
6. IIM Indore (Navi Mumbai campus)
7. Sydenham
8. Somaiya
9. Welingkar
10. MISB Bocconi
Other notable mentions: TISS (though it gives M.A. In HR), SIES, NL Dalmia.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Hii Ginni!
If you really want to do your Masters from correspondence (though regular mode is recommended), I'd suggest you to go for IGNOU, or secondary Symbiosis. While doing correspondence, you must be very much sure about the affiliation and recognition by AICTE. It's fees is low, has market value and government recognised. Hope this helps. Upvote the answer if you feel satisfied. Good Luck.

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preksha jainNetworker, motivator

Contributor-Level 9

Hi,
Your MAT score is good but if they prefer 10&12, then chances are less.
I would suggest you to check the last year cut off for MMS.

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