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Abhishek Desai

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Hello Nikita, Apologies for the late reply. The top three B-schools is:-
1. Pune - SIBM, SCMHRD & Pumba.
2. Bangalore - IIM, NMIMS & XIME.
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-pune/2-2-0-174-0
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-bangalore/2-2-0-278-0. Kindly visit these links for more details about them.

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abhinav prakashstudy is the precious stone.

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From my point of view, you can do MBA from Shri Ram Swaroop memorial University, but you need to work hard each and every day. You need to work on your quantitative aptitude from the day one. After two years, you will be able to do good jobs, if your quantitative aptitude is good.

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Sandeep malia

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Hi, good to know, that you are studying and working simultaneously. So, I would request you to join in any private college or write only exams in Osmania University or JNTU University colleges. This is available in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. Work hard for the best and no certification is required when you have unique talents.

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Piyush Mittal

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Post Graduate Program (PGP) is a course that gives you a Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) [soon to be a full-fledged MBA degree, if IIM Bill gets passed]. Post Graduate Program (PGP) is the mainstream course in all IIMs, which requires 2 years for completion. It is equivalent to MBA.

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MS- If you are a diehard fan of technical stuff, and if you are able to get into only top universities abroad, then only you shall go for MS.
MBA- If you lost interest in technical stuff, and you are interested in Management related things then you shall go for MBA.
Eventually, personal Interest and ranking of institution matters in both the courses.

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Sorry to say, but in Maharashtra, if you are willing to pursue MBA course, then you should have at least 50% marks in your graduation.

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MHCET cut offs ranges between 180-220 State Merit Rank, while CMAT cut off was 99.96 Percentile (2017).

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Piyush Mittal

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Don't worry, there are many universities in India that offers MBA. Certain colleges have their MBA class on weekends.

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Pranami Sharma

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As in this year, it was 90.5% and next year it will vary by 2-3%, and this is for all the specialization.

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