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Lokesh Thadani
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ITM is one of the best colleges for the post graduation. But it does not provide you with an MBA degree. It provides you with a PGDM degree which is little different from MBA degree. PGDM let you come in contact with the current industry, IAS compared to MBA, it's a pre-decided format which is being followed for years.
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Nagesh SawantBMS, PGPM/MBA (Finance)
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IBS, Hyderabad is a deemed to be university and is UGC recognised and offers a 2-year full-time MBA programme which is a residential programme. AICTE approval is only given to autonomous institutes which offer post-graduate Diplomas (which are again equivalent to 2 year MBA programme). On the other hand, IBS, Mumbai is affiliated to the Hyderabad and is not AICTE approved and offers a 2-year full-time postgraduate programme in management (PGPM). I personally don't think that having an AICTE approval would matter because every year lots of companies visit the campus for placements. So, as far as the college is providing placements, AICT
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello, though no official cutoff has been mentioned by the college officials, a score of at least 80 percentile should be good enough to fetch you a GD-PI call. Good luck!
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priyank sharma
Scholar-Level 16
There are few list of colleges, you may take admission directly by your MH-CET score, Welingkar, SIES, S IMSR, N L Dalmia, JBIM, and more.
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Anmol Bhushan
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With 70% marks, it is difficult to get admission in Delhi University, unless you belong to a reserved category. So, better apply for some other colleges and universities too.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello,
NL Dalmia is considered as a famous college for pursuing PGDM, especially in finance stream. Kindly visit this link for more details about the college:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/pgdm-in-finance-n-l-dalmia-institute-of-management-studies-and-research-mira-road-mumbai-161223
NL Dalmia is considered as a famous college for pursuing PGDM, especially in finance stream. Kindly visit this link for more details about the college:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/pgdm-in-finance-n-l-dalmia-institute-of-management-studies-and-research-mira-road-mumbai-161223
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Yashodhan Deshmukh
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Hi,
To be honest, the scores aren't good enough for you to get into a decent college. With your work experience being not too much, you can still put in more efforts and try next year once again. By then you'd have even longer work experience and another chance at having better scores. Mechanical engineering is best suited for NITIE and IIT Mumbai. You can try for JB or even PUMBA for that matter if you want to stay in Pune.
To be honest, the scores aren't good enough for you to get into a decent college. With your work experience being not too much, you can still put in more efforts and try next year once again. By then you'd have even longer work experience and another chance at having better scores. Mechanical engineering is best suited for NITIE and IIT Mumbai. You can try for JB or even PUMBA for that matter if you want to stay in Pune.
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rahul r
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Minimum eligibility to apply for B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) from University of Mumbai, Fort Campus is a pass mark of 45% in graduation. Since you have only 40% in graduation, you are not eligible to apply for this course. However, there are many other law colleges in India where you can try your luck. Some of these colleges are mentioned at the link provided below. Navigate to a college of your choice using the filters on the web page.
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/bba-ll-b-colleges-india-4
https://www.shiksha.com/law/colleges/bba-ll-b-colleges-india-4
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Swati Bisht
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Ananya,
The last year MHCET cut off was around 80 percentile but you can go for PGDM course in VESIM.
The last year MHCET cut off was around 80 percentile but you can go for PGDM course in VESIM.
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