MBA/PGDM

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Dear Dhivya,
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Hi Neha,
Yes, you are eligible to apply for PGDM program, SOIL is accepting freshers for the course.
It is PGDM's first year, thus no placement statistics are available. But considering the past performance of SOIL for its PGPM course, it has always been 100% placement with highest as 21 LPA and average at 9.5 LPA.
The association of SOIL with almost all reputed organisation will be an add-on advantage for PGDM placements.

Hi Neha,
Yes, you are eligible to apply for PGDM program, SOIL is accepting freshers for the course.
It is PGDM's first year, thus no placement statistics are available. But considering the past performance of SOIL for its PGPM course, it has always been 100% placement with highest as 21 LPA and average at 9.5 LPA.
The association of SOIL with almost all reputed organisation will be an add-on advantage for PGDM placements.

Eligibility criteria:
Graduate or appearing for the final year with a minimum of 50 percent marks (Open) and 45 percent marks for SC, ST, OBC and others from a recognized university.
For the current academic year, valid scores in CAT 2017, MAT Sept 2017 onward, XAT 2018, CMAT 2018, MH-CET 2018 and ATMA Dec 2017 onward will be accepted. Candidates passing degree examination through part-time/ correspondence/external course/distance learning or in one sitting are not eligible.
Selection process:
Group Discussion
Personal interview

Hello! Irrespective of one's academic background, one can pursue MBA provided he/she has a genuine interest in doing so and wants to make a career in the management sector.
Also, it is not mandatory to have work experience (at least in India).

Hello! It is worth pursuing MBA in international business in India, provided one does it only from reputed institutes like IIFT SIIB, and KJ Somaiya. These institutes offer not just good pay packages, but also an overall rich learning exposure.

Hello! One has to pay the full fees of the particular MBA course, irrespective of his/her financial background. However, there are several banks nowadays which provide education loans at lucrative rates, so you can take their help. If one gets a good job offer at the end of his/her MBA, then the loan amount can be easily repaid. Also, there are some colleges which offer scholarships to the deserving candidates too. You can contact, and address your query to them.

Yes, MBA graduates can apply for entrance exams for jobs in public sector banks. One needs to look for career opportunities on the PSUs websites. Mostly they conduct entrance exams and then interviews for selection.