MBA/PGDM

Yes, very good chances. You can apply. All the best.

Last years cut-off are
CAT - 86 percentile,
CMAT - 96 percentile and
XAT - 78 percentile.
Chances are bleak but worth a shot.

See, this point of your life is the most career defining moment of your life. So, you have to choose among your options very wisely. Although completing your education all the way before working might seem like a more sane way to go, you will also find that many studies suggest that clearly, B-schoo

IIM A admits through CAT exam only for Indians. Cut-off score is the minimum requirement to be considered for further scrutiny and does not guarantee a call or admit.

According to the ruling of the Supreme Court on April 25, 2013, an AICTE approval is not mandatory for private colleges running University-approved MBA programmes.
MBA programmes can't be defined as technical programmes and AICTE does not have the authority to set standards as the parliament has alr

Hi,
Common Admission Test (CAT) is the most popular exam for getting into MBA. Most of the B-Schools in India accept CAT scores for admission. The other important MBA entrances are: XAT, MAT, CMAT, SNAP, NMAT, GMAT and so on. Some important details regarding important entrances are:
CAT: The biggest

Hi,
It is not necessary to write CAT to get an admission into MBA colleges.
- CAT is difficult and you can give MAT which is easy as compared to CAT and has good placements.
- Requires a lot of patience, time and energy. MAT, SNAP and IBSAT are exams which are easier and require less patience, time an

Hi Amisha,
This course is designed for students who want to pursue Bachelors in Management followed by an MBA. Most institutes these days are offering an integrated BBA+MBA that can be completed in three years, especially meant for students who don't want to spend a combined five years on both the de

Hi,
MBA is a post grad degree whereas PGDM is a diploma. MBA are hence regulated by UGC where the syllabus may change after years whereas PGDM are industry driven. Anything that is required by the industries is updated immediately by the institutes.
IIMs provide PGDM and not MBA and the placements are