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New answer posted
8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Acharya
RVIM
MSRIM
Adarsh AIMIT
Community Institute of Management Studies
Alliance
Sambram
Presidency
ST.JOHNS
ST.ALOSYIUS
DC school of Management
Koshys Group Of Institution
SCMS
Marthoma
Hindustan
Sri Krishna
IBMR IBS
IBS
ISME
IZEE
Best of luck.
New answer posted
8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Acharya
RVIM
MSRIM
Adarsh AIMIT
Community Institute of Management Studies
Alliance
Sambram
Presidency
ST.JOHNS
ST.ALOSYIUS
DC school of Management
Koshys Group Of Institution
SCMS
Marthoma
Hindustan
Sri Krishna
IBMR IBS
IBS
ISME
IZEE
Best of luck.
New answer posted
8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Acharya
RVIM
MSRIM
Adarsh AIMIT
Community Institute of Management Studies
Alliance
Sambram
Presidency
ST.JOHNS
ST.ALOSYIUS
DC school of Management
Koshys Group Of Institution
SCMS
Marthoma
Hindustan
Sri Krishna
IBMR IBS
IBS
ISME
IZEE
Best of luck.
New answer posted
8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Unfortunately, there is not even a decent college in Hyderabad (or anywhere in India for that matter) where one can get admission with just 55 percentile in the CAT exam. And the ones you might get won't simply be worth enough to pursue MBA; a total waste of both your precious time I.e. 2 years as well as money (in Lacs). I suggest you to either reappear for CAT (or other entrance exams as per your wish) next year or focus on the other upcoming exams like MBA CET and MAT.
Good luck!
New answer posted
8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Indus School of Business Management, Gurgaon is not a good choice for pursuing PGDM course as neither it ranks even among the top 50-60 B-schools in India, nor it has a reputed brand value. You can go for it only if you do not have a much better option available and/or are unwilling to take a year's drop to prepare again for the various MBA entrance exams and aim only for the reputed colleges.
New answer posted
8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Unfortunately, there is not even a decent college in Bangalore (or anywhere in India for that matter) where one can get admission with just 50 percentile in the CAT exam. And the ones you might get won't simply be worth enough to pursue MBA; turning out to be a total waste of both your precious time I.e. 2 years as well as money (in Lacs). I suggest you to either reappear for CAT (or other entrance exams as per your wish) next year or focus on the other upcoming exams like MBA CET and MAT.
Good luck!
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8 years agoNew answer posted
8 years agoBeginner-Level 4
New answer posted
8 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
Top management colleges abroad mainly but not wholly are basing their criteria on GMAT. But there are many other criteria too like aptitude, initiative, quick response etc. Hence, scoring good in GMAT is of course required but student should be knowledgeable in other areas also.
New answer posted
8 years agoBeginner-Level 4
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