MBA/PGDM

MBA colleges for Finance - NITIE-Mumbai, SIBM-Pune, SJSOM-IIT Bombay, SCMHRD-Pune, IFMR, IIT-Delhi, GIM-Goa, MFC-Delhi, IIT-KGP, NIBM-Pune.
MBA colleges for HR - NMIMS-Mumbai, IIT-KGP, Delhi University, SIBM-Pune, SCMHRD. Check the below link for MBA-HR colleges - https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-10-mba-hr-colleges-in-india-blogId-6938

Normally a score around 600 in MAT is fine to get a call from PSG Institute.They also look for exceptionally bright candidates with good academics, work experience, and extracurricular record. For the PGDM program, we also accept other scores including MAT.

Hello! Somaiya (SIMSR) is the only noteworthy MBA college having Gujarati linguistic minority quota for its MS programme.
https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/course/masters-in-management-studies-k-j-somaiya-institute-of-management-studies-and-research-ghatkopar-east-mumbai-77423

Hi, With my full respect to Hotel and Hospitality professionals, I would suggest to go with MCA. If you are from Tech background or having inclination towards IT Industry, MCA is a better choice by which you can step forward.
I am not suggesting because I am from IT but I know many people who are in Hotel industry and IT as well. Now, if I compare in order to growth and remuneration IT is still a better choice.

Hello! An engineering student can start his/her MBA exams preparations either in the final year (only if both college studies and exam preparation can be managed simultaneously) or by taking a drop of a year. If one does not want to opt for a drop, he/she can take up a job and prepare for those exams, if possible. Generally, depending upon one's aptitude and clarity about the basics of various topics, 2-8 months of diligent preparation is sufficient to crack an MBA exam.

Hello! No it is not, as neither it is a famous name nor does it rank within the top 50 institutes in India for pursuing MBA. I advise you to ignore it and aim only for the other much better options.
P.S. I've myself heard this university name for the very first time to be honest.

Hi, Deepak,
I believe you have filled the forms for the respective colleges. If not please do fill the forms. At the time of filling the form, please specify your first preferred option as MBA finance or PGDM Finance. If you have the minimum cut-off score of that particular college. You will receive a call-letter from their side regarding the further selection process. After clearing the process, you can get admission to the college.

Hi, You can refer the below link for colleges in Karnataka accept CET score for MBA:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/? q=Karnataka+PGCET&qer=PGCET|0|106|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0|0&sa=^106^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^0&rf=examAcceptingWidget&st []=106&pn=1

The process is simple:
1. Consult overseas education consultants (preferred route as the consultant takes care of administrative work) or
2. Identify the country, area and college and visit the said college site.
3. The website of the institute/college will mention the admission process
4. Follow the process and go ahead with the process or
You can also write to the said country embassy and seek guidance on the admission process applicable to various colleges/institutes in their country.

Hi, Their no MAH-CET and XAT cut-off for MBA in finance. Cut off are their for individual college not specialisation.