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Swati Bisht

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Hi Ananya,
There is no particular cutoff kind of aspect for all entrance exams other than CET. As all of these exam scores are then converted by the DTE to put them in line with CET by a specific formula.

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Swati Bisht

Contributor-Level 6

Hi Ananya,
There is no particular cutoff kind of aspect for all entrance exams other than CET. As all of these exam scores are then converted by the DTE to put them in line with CET by a specific formula.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello,
A calculator is never allowed to carry during an MBA entrance exam. Instead, rough sheets are provided for calculation purposes. FYI, CAT exam includes an OSC (On-Screen Calculator). Good luck.

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AMAN BASFORE

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Yes, indeed BIBS is a good institute for doing MBA. If you do PGPFM from MBA that is of great importance, because they have tie-up with NSE (National Stock Exchange) who will provide you certificates, which will make your career very successful.

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Pratosh kumar jha

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It depends. If you have interest in engineering then go for B.Tech+MBA. If you don't have any interest in science and engineering then opting the 1st option is a waste and you should opt BBA+MBA. Nothing is above or below. Your interest, skills and marks matter the most.
Good luck.

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Pratosh kumar jha

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Let's start decoding your problem related to MBA. Master of Business Administration (MBA) is a postgraduate programme. If you want to make a career in business administration or grow your business strategically then MBA is quite a good option. Now, let's talk about the premier institutes offering MBA are IIMS, XLRI, SP Jain, Narseemonji, Symbiosis, IIFT and many more.
Admission Criteria: Bachelor's degree in any stream (if you want to get admission in IIMs or another good institute then you must have a good educational background).
Selection Process: You need to qualify Common Aptitude Test CAT for IIMs, and XAT for XLRI. There are othe
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KAUSTABH DE

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I researched online for the above question and I think that they are not accepting MAT score. It will better for you if you can directly contact the alumni member of the university through call/mail (secondary option).
Best wishes.

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deepak ramanan

Beginner-Level 4

From wherever you do MBA in human resource management, you have a very less scope because only one HR is required for 1000 employees. So, better understand the ratio. It's better to do a dual specialisation of marketing/finance with HR in MBA.
Best wishes.

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