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Shruti Sanghvi

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Dalmia does not consider NMAT score. Admission through CMAT seems tough as majority of the colleges don't go below 90 percentile.
Have you cleared IPCC?

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We would request you to provide with your contact details so that our counselor can brief you about IIBMS.
Regards,
IIBMS (www.ibsedu.org)

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deepthi Elizabeth

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No, you need a minimum of 60% in your graduation to apply in Christ.

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anjani jha jha

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For development of grievance handling skills, MA in psychology or MSW is the best option for you.

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deepthi Elizabeth

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No, the one in March is the last one.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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MBA is a generic degree whereas MBE is a very specialised degree. Therefore, opportunities for MBA graduates is higher in comparison to MBE graduates. If you want to be different and unique in the professional career, I will recommend MBE over MBA because of your BA (Hons.) in economics background.

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Sritama Bhattacharya

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Hi Shree,
If you haven't appeared for MAT in that case, you have to submit your graduation mark sheet but till date students with low scores have got admission in BIBS as they really change your whole personality by grooming before placement. So, you don't have to worry about your percentage. Just come down to our office once and meet the admission cell.

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subhasish debroy

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Dear,
If you are really interested in pursuing MBA, first of all, you have to crack management entrance exams with such percentile so that you are eligible for top B-Schools. As you are eligible for education loan with repayment potential (as top B-Schools give a job guarantee) you can go for the education loan. Go ahead.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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With your graduation degree in engineering, you are eligible to appear in PO examination conducted by Public Sector banks to start your banking career. You are advised to prepare for PO instead of doing 1-year PG Diploma in Banking. It will be better if you do MBA in finance to have a long-term career in BFSI industry.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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Your score in graduation degree is very good. You are advised to appear in MBA entrance examinations such as CAT, XAT, MAT, IIFT, SNAP, NMAT, etc. to seek admission in regular MBA degree course. You may refer to the following link for a list of top MBA B-Schools where you can take admission: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0

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