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9 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi (FMS) - This is the best option in Delhi for an MBA. Consistently ranked as one of the best MBAs in the country. CAT cutoff would hover around 98 %ile.
MDI Gurgaon- One of the finest options for MBA in the private business schools category. CAT cutoff would hover around 95 %ile.
Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi- The business school of IIT Delhi. Small batch size, great faculty and good placement record - again a great option for an MBA in Delhi
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9 years ago
Guide-Level 14
My friend has studied in that college, please see the reviews:
PLACEMENT WING
I was the placement coordinator in my college so I was very much aware of the placements process around 210 students were placed in renowned companies and many students not participated in it because of the family business and also due to low marks in PGDM. Deloitte offered a package of around 8 lac to around 10 students of our college, Citi Bank offered a package of around 6 lac to 8-10 students, capital via global research selected around 30 students and offered them a package of around 5 lac, Asian paints, Nerolac Paints, Saint Gobain
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9 years ago
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All the best!
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Students should have graduated from a recognised university or are expected to do so in the same session. Alternatively, applicants must have completed 16-years of formal school education overseas with an equivalent qualification.
Official transcripts of the essential qualifications and examinations taken at the last attended school or college need to be submitted.
Certified copies of the certificates, degrees, and diplomas awarded at the last institution should also be provided.
Proof of Japanese language proficiency by taking the Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) test and submitting t
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