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New answer posted•9 years ago
New answer posted•9 years ago

Which colleges should I apply for after getting 53 percentile in CAT?

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Asked by Rohit
Each college is placed under a league. 53 percentile is not a good enough score. I suggest you wait for the State Entrance Exam or appear for CAT again next year.

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How is this university for pursuing MBA?

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Asked by Sahil
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9 years ago
LPU is very good opportunity for pursuing MBA. As last year maximum salary package for MBA was Rs 15 lakhs. You will be provided with good training for your placements in addition with your regular curriculum and extra classes for soft skill will be held time to time. So it will be good opportunity

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New answer posted•9 years ago
SP Jain, Welingkar, Athena school of business, Thakur Institute, NMIMS, Thadomal Shahani and Prahlad Kakar school are few.

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Rohit Kothawade
9 years ago
With BBA, you can get some knowledge off MBA. You can also prepare for CAT exam or any other entrance exam, through which you can pursue MBA.

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Zubair Akhtar
9 years ago
The cut-off for finance is 50% for general and 35% for SC/ST.

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Harshvardhan Kothari
9 years ago
Yes, it's a good choice. The college utilizes a creative approach to learning. It is called 'Hands on Learning' where the showing strategy includes showing utilizing contextual investigations so that the understudies can comprehend the ideas better and figure out how to apply their insight on genuin

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New answer posted•9 years ago
You can prepare for GMAT exam, and then apply for colleges abroad. Good colleges abroad look for prior work experience. So, I would suggest to get a decent job and work for at least 3 years.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Please contact college for this.

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