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ISB&M Mulshi
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Dear Shubham,
Eligibility for PGDM programme:- All AICTE programmes requires 50% in graduation.
Eligibility for PGDM programme:- All AICTE programmes requires 50% in graduation.
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Ryan SequeiraOpen to questions regarding MBA
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You can try for PGDM, by getting through PI and GD rounds.
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Ryan SequeiraOpen to questions regarding MBA
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You can try for PGDM, by getting through PI and GD rounds.
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Rupen Chawla
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The chances are less, they are still more in XIME than Welingkar. Try your luck by applying to other colleges too which have their admission forms to open yet, I know of N. L. Dalmia as one such.
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prakhar verma
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Percentage criteria is different in every college. Many colleges need more than this but if you get good score in Masters then I think there is no big issue because higher degree is more valuable.
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Dr Bharti SinghDr in Foods and Nutrition and 9yrs experience
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Dear Reader,
Securing seat in a particular college depends on the candidates opting for the college. Apply to those colleges, which have good infrastructure and placement and also which you can easily afford to be in.
Securing seat in a particular college depends on the candidates opting for the college. Apply to those colleges, which have good infrastructure and placement and also which you can easily afford to be in.
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