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Sayali Pansare

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Hi Ruchna, ATMA is compulsory for admission to MBA PBT course of PUMBA.

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Harshit Jain

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There are various good colleges for MBA in Maharashtra. St. Xavier's, Symbiosis and BVP-Pune are among the best B-Schools. You can refer to the below link to check for the best colleges in Maharashtra:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-in-india

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Gaurav MerawatI am currently pursuing BBA from Srm .

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No, SRM does not provide MBA in logistics and supply chain management. It only provide MBA in sector which are popular among the students. Or, I can phrase in this way, it provides MBA in which aspirants are more.

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Rajeev prasadSrm University student

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No, group discussion is not needed during the time of admission.

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Jeffrey Stephen

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IFIM College has good placement opportunities, if you work hard. Hard work from the initial days of MBA will definitely get you placed into a good company.

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Dr Bharti SinghDr in Foods and Nutrition and 9yrs experience

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Minimum percentile more than or equal to 60 has been observed along with 20% of class10th and 20% of class 12th.

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Yes, studying a BBA/MBA in the relevant field will definitely help you with your business management skills. MBA in Hospital Management is a 2- year full- time programme spread over 4 semesters. MBA in Hospital Management: What is it about? MBA in Hospital Management is designed to equip students with advanced business management skills required to organize and regulate complex healthcare delivery systems. The course curriculum is spread over 8 terms and in each of the first 4 terms, 10 weeks are dedicated to theory classes and hands on practical training, 1 week to examinations and 1 week to evaluation and result preparation. The co
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Royal Queen

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You should try hard for Science.

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