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7 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
As you are planning to go for an MBA, GMAT is preferred over GRE. Both the tests are accepted in most universities but almost all B schools would look forward to high scores with no particular preference. Ideally, you must see & have mocks for both tests to compare, which one suits you more & you may have higher chances of getting better percentile/scores. We have seen students from engineering background generally opting for GRE since that solves both requirements of going in technical or management so its really dependent on your liking & performance in either of tests.
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Scholar-Level 17
As long as one has scored at least 50% marks in graduation, he/she is eligible to pursue MBA from any reputed college in India. No top-ranked college accepts students without appearing for the required MBA entrance exams.
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Scholar-Level 17
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Scholar-Level 17
Sinhagad isn't a good choice for pursuing MBA since it doesn't even feature among the top 50 colleges in India. Better avoid it and aim only for the reputed ones.
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7 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
As long as you clear your arrears and produce the required graduation mark-sheets (and other documents) before the deadline given by the college, you can study there.
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Scholar-Level 17
No, college would ever disclose about the fees for its management seats openly. So, you need to contact them individually to get more information.
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Scholar-Level 17
There is no best college in Kerala (or anywhere in India for that matter) which admits students without any entrance exam. IIM Kozhikode is the best college for pursuing MBA there.
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Scholar-Level 17
Synergy isn't a good choice for pursuing PGDM since it doesn't feature even in the top 50 colleges across India. Better avoid it and look only for the reputed ones like ISB and IBS.
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