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All the best.
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S.No.EvaluationMaximum Marks
1.Entrance test score i.e. CAT or XAT or CMAT or MH-CET or MAT or ATMA Score (We will convert your percentile to our grading scale as per our admission criteria)40
2.Personal Interview20
3.Group Discussion15
4.Past Academic Record (10th,12th and graduation) 15
5.Work Experience5
6.Extra- curricular activities (Sports or Cultural)- (At District/State/National level) 5
Total- 100
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Most people recommend only those colleges which require parameter in an entrance test too. Why are you seeking those colleges that are not having entrance test? Anyway, if you missed all the test and still looking to pursue your Master's degree in Management, do not worry. There are several colleges who are taking direct admission on the basis of your profile. I suggest you to opt for MBA from Quantum University, Roorkee - one of the better place for MBA. I suggest this, because my students are alumni there. Reason: Quantum pedagogy provides you with theoretical and practical knowledge augmented with internships that polish
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1. NMIMS holds a brand image for its regular courses but for distance learning it is just enchasing it's brand image.
2. As most of the students pay high prices for the PG Diploma courses, they find that the course are of too less value.
3. NMIMS does not provide a dual degree, so you cannot go for higher studies or for job in public sector.
4. Due to Objective question paper, the course has been made very easy for anyone to pass, hence it contains very less value in the industry.
5. Industry experts tell that the value
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