MBA/PGDM

Hello Sandeep,
Yes, you can apply for CAT and MAT both for getting a good MBA College. Other courses are you can do MBA in specific field which interests you as if you are more inclined towards handling things and processes Operations will be good for you, if you are good with humans then Human Resource Management will attract you and if numbers are your love then MBA in Finance going to be awesome for you. But before applying to any college please see their education criteria if there is any cap on for Graduation percentage or not. I think you are satisfied with the answer.

Hello Manthan,
For several B.Tech graduates planning to pursue higher education, it is primarily a choice between Master of business administration (MBA) and Master of technology (M.Tech) programmes. While both career options are stable and rewarding, current trends indicate that students prefer MBA over M.Tech.

MBA and a career in IT are two different domains, you need not to have an MBA for a successful career in IT. Most of the people do MBA to get managerial roles in IT companies after working for 3 to 4 years in the IT sector.

To calculate the percentile of a candidate, the IIM (conducting the exam) follows the CAT marking scheme. The answers will be checked and a raw score will be determined. This raw score will be adjusted through a process called as equating. Then, that score will be normalized across the three sections. Thereafter the normalized score secured by the candidates will be further converted into percentiles for the purposes of shortlisting. However, the exact procedure (including a formula, if any) hasn't been explicitly mentioned by the IIMs, quite strange.

Hello, Purva,
It entirely depends upon your interests and career goals. Kindly visit this link to know about the top five MBA specializations students pursue in India:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223

Hello,
TISS, Mumbai provides only a MA degree in HR and not MBA. Though it is considered equivalent to an MBA program and is ranked second best for pursuing HR after XLRI in India. So if you want to make a career in the HR field, then TISS is a great option.