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Mohit Shekhar

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MET CITRD applications are conducted in online mode. Candidates filling the application form must also pay an application fee to submit their form. The application fee for PGP EMBA courses at MET CITRD is INR 2,000.

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Pranav Kaushal

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Admission to MET City, Bandra (specifically, the MET Institute of Management) is not considered "easy" because it requires a good score in national-level entrance exams like CAT, CMAT, XAT, or MH-CET to be eligible for a seat, and the cut-off scores can be quite high, especially for the top specializations; however, with a strong academic background and good performance in the entrance exams, your chances of admission are better.

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Pranav Kaushal

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To be eligible for the PGP EMBA-Insurance programme at MET City, Bandra, you must be a graduate in any discipline from a recognised university and typically need to have significant work experience in the insurance industry; admission is based on a combination of factors, including entrance exams like CAT, XAT, GMAT, a personal statement, and an interview, with a focus on evaluating your aptitude for the insurance domain.

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Pranav Kaushal

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After completing a PGP EMBA-Insurance at MET City, Bandra, you can expect to work in the insurance industry, primarily as a manager overseeing policy management, customer service, and sales development, with potential roles such as Insurance Product Manager, Underwriting Manager, Claims Manager, or even a senior position in insurance consulting due to the program's emphasis on strategic aspects and global industry knowledge.

 

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Pranav Kaushal

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The MET Institute of Management and the MET Institute of Pharmacy in Bandra, Mumbai, announce their cutoffs depending on the results of the appropriate entrance exams: The MET Institute of Management and the MET Institute of Pharmacy in Bandra, Mumbai, announce their cutoffs depending on the results of the appropriate entrance exams:
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The cutoff for BTech courses is based on the MHT CET 2024 result.The MET cutoffs are made available online after each round of seat allotment results are reported. Cutoffs differ by category, course, campus, and round of counseling. Popular courses and campuses, as well as the gener

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Pranav Kaushal

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The Times B-School Survey 2023 ranks MET CITRD, Bandra as the 2nd Best B-School in Mumbai, India's 17th Best Private B-School, 28th Best B-School Overall, and 14th among Top West B-Schools.

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Pranav Kaushal

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No, a PGP EMBA- Insurance programme does not promise 100% placement; while many institutes provide extensive placement aid, such as career counseling and interview preparation, there is no definite guarantee of employment upon completion of the course.

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kajalyadav

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The minimum CAT cutoff is mandatory for a candidate to be shorted for admission. They usually range from 98 to 100% for general category students. A score of 110 could still be competitive, especially if you have a strong overall profile. A CAT score of 110 can be considered decent, it's enough for admission to PGP EMBA in insurance at MET CITRD Bandra. 

1. Competition: The number of appliciant and their scores can impact the cutoff. The cutoff might be higher if there are many strong and smart candidates.

2. Previous Cutoff: You should check first the previous year's cutoff.

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