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Ashish Sharma
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Hi.
This question can only be answered by you yourself. It depends upon which subject you are weak at. All the sections of the MBA exam are important no matter for which institute. If you are good at quant and confident then leave it and apply for verbal or LIDR. So make an informed decision. Good Luck
This question can only be answered by you yourself. It depends upon which subject you are weak at. All the sections of the MBA exam are important no matter for which institute. If you are good at quant and confident then leave it and apply for verbal or LIDR. So make an informed decision. Good Luck
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SHIWANSH JAISWAL
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PGDM is one of the prestigious courses of G L Bajaj. You have a separate department for it. Many upgrading activities are held there.
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Neeti Singh
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Shashank,
You may consider G L Bajaj for engineering in terms of fetching placements but its average for MBA/PGDM placements. You may look for something better in ranking than this to pursue MBA/PGDM.
All the best.
You may consider G L Bajaj for engineering in terms of fetching placements but its average for MBA/PGDM placements. You may look for something better in ranking than this to pursue MBA/PGDM.
All the best.
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Neeti Singh
Contributor-Level 10
Hi J,
Here is the list of colleges offering MBA/PGDMA in Mumbai:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-mumbai-all
Remember that different colleges are best as per different criteria and hence while choosing the best college, take all the parameters into consideration like recognition, fees structure, crowd, placement, Infrastructure, facilities, etc.
Feel free to raise more questions. All the best.
Here is the list of colleges offering MBA/PGDMA in Mumbai:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-mumbai-all
Remember that different colleges are best as per different criteria and hence while choosing the best college, take all the parameters into consideration like recognition, fees structure, crowd, placement, Infrastructure, facilities, etc.
Feel free to raise more questions. All the best.
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Neeti Singh
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Prerak,
Here is link to the top colleges offering MBA and accepting MAT:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-mat/2-2-0-0-306
Remember that different colleges are best as per different criteria and hence while choosing the best college, take all the parameters into consideration like recognition, fees structure, crowd, placement, Infrastructure, facilities, etc.
Feel free to raise more questions.
All the best.
Here is link to the top colleges offering MBA and accepting MAT:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-mat/2-2-0-0-306
Remember that different colleges are best as per different criteria and hence while choosing the best college, take all the parameters into consideration like recognition, fees structure, crowd, placement, Infrastructure, facilities, etc.
Feel free to raise more questions.
All the best.
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Neeti Singh
Contributor-Level 10
Here is what I researched about Jain University's MBA programme:
Pros:
1) Good placements as many companies come for campus placements.
2) Posh classrooms.
3) JGI ventures and their programs.
4) Mixed bag of crowd majorly rich and upper middle-class.
5) The brand name "Jain University" has decent reputation in corporate circles.
6) Good number of canteens and clean washrooms!
Cons:
1) "Costliest fees". Only Money minded. Everything is super costly here!
2) Leaving a very few, Majority of the staff are bad, Very young as they have just graduated, lack passion, Severe lack of knowledge and no real compassion to teach at all!
3) The management is re
Pros:
1) Good placements as many companies come for campus placements.
2) Posh classrooms.
3) JGI ventures and their programs.
4) Mixed bag of crowd majorly rich and upper middle-class.
5) The brand name "Jain University" has decent reputation in corporate circles.
6) Good number of canteens and clean washrooms!
Cons:
1) "Costliest fees". Only Money minded. Everything is super costly here!
2) Leaving a very few, Majority of the staff are bad, Very young as they have just graduated, lack passion, Severe lack of knowledge and no real compassion to teach at all!
3) The management is re
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Gaurav MerawatI am currently pursuing BBA from Srm .
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You can contact the administrative office regarding this.
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Ayush SharmaEconomic enthusiast. A student of Ramjas College.
Beginner-Level 4
Hi Subrata,
The minimum eligibility criteria for a person to pursue MBA in India is to get minimum 50% marks in an undergraduate course from a recognized university. Since you have 53% as your score, you are eligible to sit for the examination.
There are various exams that you can give to in order to pursue MBA in India which will include CAT, SNAP, NMAT, XAT, MAT, GMAT, IIFT, etc. where CAT being the most important as the score is accepted by 150+ business schools and 20 IIMs.
Feel free to ask more. All the best for your future.
Regards.
The minimum eligibility criteria for a person to pursue MBA in India is to get minimum 50% marks in an undergraduate course from a recognized university. Since you have 53% as your score, you are eligible to sit for the examination.
There are various exams that you can give to in order to pursue MBA in India which will include CAT, SNAP, NMAT, XAT, MAT, GMAT, IIFT, etc. where CAT being the most important as the score is accepted by 150+ business schools and 20 IIMs.
Feel free to ask more. All the best for your future.
Regards.
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Obviously u need to do M.Tech not MBA. As, through MBA, you will lead in managerial line which does not suit you. But, you also have to complete your Ph.D in respective field to be a complete 'research scientist'. So, my answer is a big 'No' to MBA, although you have to go for M.Tech.
Best of Luck.
Best of Luck.
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Ayush SharmaEconomic enthusiast. A student of Ramjas College.
Beginner-Level 4
Hi Shubham,
There are more than 60 cities that have centers of TIME all over India and every center have various different batches for different courses they offer. Opening up of a new batch will depend upon the demand for that course which again differ from center to center. To get more information about the course availability in a particular center, you'll need to contact that center which you can do by visiting their website www.time4education.com
All the best for your future.
Regards.
There are more than 60 cities that have centers of TIME all over India and every center have various different batches for different courses they offer. Opening up of a new batch will depend upon the demand for that course which again differ from center to center. To get more information about the course availability in a particular center, you'll need to contact that center which you can do by visiting their website www.time4education.com
All the best for your future.
Regards.
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