MICA

Hopkins and MICA would each furnish you with a different MBA experience. While the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School would give you a STEM-designated MBA degree, specializing in Analytics, Leadership, or Innovation, and focusing on data-driven decision-making coupled with leadership, their programs would orient themselves toward Strategic Marketing and Communication with specializations in Media and Entertainment Management at MICA. After all, it boils down to your career objectives: for a global business perspective and a STEM focus, Hopkins suits one well; but for the more marketing- and media- industry-facing students, MICA is the better place to be.

Yes, You can get admission into MICA with 70 percentile in CAT/XAT/GMAT followed by performance in MICAT exam and GE PI round. Admission to MICA is typically done based on competitive exams scores like XAT/ GMAT/ CAT. MICA provides 20 percent weightage to the above entrance exam while selecting candidates for admission. Aspirants then need to appear and perform well in MICAT written exam to get selected for GE ( group exercise) PI ( personal interview). These section are usually part of the selection process to examine candidate's communication skills, imagination, manageable for the program. Selected candidates are then required to pay the admission fee to confirm their seats.