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New Jersey City University is preferred for MBA when compared to Ramapo College of New Jersey by various students because of the various reasons. whereas, on one hand, new Jersey City University offers MBA and an Executive MBA programme that too with various specializations, including, Finance, Entrepreneurship, Business etc. Ramapo College has MBA programme with limited specializations, that are, Finance and Management.

New Jersey City University is located in the vibrant New Jersey city which has potential internship and part-time job opportunities. Ramapo College of New Jersey is located in a suburban setting which has comparatively lower levels in reputation. 

Hello Nishar Ahmed, it is very difficult to determine what is the minimum cut off for getting admission in this Institute. This is so because the criteria for giving admission include lots and lots of things and not only the entrance exam that this Institute conducts. Through various rounds of admission process students are shortlisted to the next round and then to the next round. But here also the students are not intimated about the marking which the institute must be doing internally to select the candidates on various parameters for admission. The students are informed that they have either not been shortlisted for the next round of admission and hence they can reappear the next year or they have been shortlisted and then this is what is going to happen in the next round of the admission process. Even after the final round of admission process the successful candidates are informed that the institution is offering them a seed and they should pay the requisite fees to confirm their seat. Some students are kept in the waiting list but this waiting list is also not a merit listed waiting list. Depending on the student who decides to forgo the admission a student from the waiting list who is equivalent to this student is then asked to pay the fees and take the seat. The only saving Grace in this is that the institute informs on website that those student who have not been called to the next round after the entrance test may not appear next year again, if there is no substantial change in their CV in this intervening period. 

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Hello Nishar Ahmed, it is a very interesting question that every student likes to know because it gives the student an idea about the chances of getting admission. However in case of Masters' Union this possibility is just not existing. This is because this institution has announced on the websites itself that there are no cut off for seeking admission in this Institute. And this is proven by the fact that this Institute gives admissions for this supposedly equivalent to MBA course, to even those students who are not even graduate in any branch. They do not publish the ranking obtained by the students in the entrance examination which they conduct called MUBAAT but instead communicate to the students about their being shortlisted and then they call them for the next round of admission process. Even here the students are individually informed about their being selected and offered the admission while others are intimated that they are in the waiting list and to others that they have not made the cut. As a result of this elaborate procedure no one can find out what is the cut off. 

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Hello Nishar Ahmed, the answer to this question could vary as per the perception of any person who is writing about this. However I will make an honest attempt to point out how this institution is unique from any other normal business School. The first unique thing that strikes about this institution is the exorbitant fees that they are charging including very stiff registration charges. Rupees 70000 is quite high when compared with registration fees of any other standard business school or for that matter any other educational Institute. Another unique thing is the restriction in intake of the students for class. They have restricted it to only 60. This is ostensibly for the reason that only because of the small number of the students admitted, they are able to give attention personally to each and every student in his /her pursuit of excellence in business administration. Maybe to keep themselves unique or to maintain their niche in the world of business schools getting established at every look and corner of the country they have kept their tuition fees at a very high level of about rupees 35 lakhs. They have a tie up with plethora of industries in India and abroad where their students undergo 3 months of internship to hone their skills. Another unique and fascinating thing is the median salary which the students have obtained at about rupees 38 Lacs which is very high considering the Indian atmosphere for placements. 

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Hello Nishar Ahmed, no student cannot join the Masters' Union directly. I will explain in short subsequently how the admission process takes place. 

   Every student first has to upload his CV or career graph along with co-curricular activities etc. either by following a sample CV available on the website of this Institute or a student can make his own. After having done this and after having paid the registration fee this Institute conducts written test for each and every student on the Sunday after the close of registration date. This examination is called MUBAAT. The institution's admission committee then goes through the response of the students to this test and also the CV which they have uploaded at the time of registration and then shortlists the students. These students are then called for the next round in which they conduct interview, group discussion, essay writing including video essays and then analysis of essays etc. based on this the institute makes a probable list of 60 candidates and then they are offered admission which a student has to take by paying the requisite fees. Some candidates are kept in the reserve but there is no merit list. If any student from the main list does not take admission for any reason then a student who is equivalent to this drop out is called up and offered the seat for admission. This is how the complete admission process is completed and then the 16 months of the course begins. 

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Hello Nishar Ahmed, Masters' Union as well as SOIL Institute of Management both are private institutes giving a training in what is called as post graduate programme of Management. Both institutes are considered as quite good but as one can expect they are prose and cons of each of these institutes. Soil admits as many as 480 students every year in different streams while the capacity of the Masters' Union is pegged at just about 60. Soil was established reback in 2008 whereas Masters was established as recently as in the year 2020. There is also a huge difference of fees to be paid. Soil charges just about rupees 15 lacs per year as fees while Masters Union charges almost 35 lacs as fees. Both these institutions claim almost 100% placements including internship during the course. This it's quite difficult to differentiate between the two and both can be considered as equally good for seeking admission. 

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Hello Nishar Ahmed, Masters' Union is an institution which is totally private and was established keeping in mind the requirements of industry and how it was not being met by the business schools formally established in India. This institution has not sought any recognition from either AICTE or UGC and hence this Institute issues only a certificate of having completed this course. Theoretically the institution gives admissions to MBA course which is officially called by them as PGP TBM even to those students who have not even passed their graduation examination. This institution does not give admission to this 16 months duration course based on any score obtained in the nationally held examinations like GMAT or MAT or GRE or CAT etc. a student seeking admission has to upload his career graph including co curricular activities while registering for admission and then each and every such student who has registered has to appear for an entrance exam conducted by this Institute called MUBAAT which is compulsory. Admissions advisory Committee then takes a call on shortlisting of candidates based on their performance in this examination and the series that students have uploaded. Shortlisted candidates are then put through another rounds of interview group discussion, essay, analysis of essay, video essays etc. before the final list is made and those students are intimated about offering the seat in this course. Large number students appear for this but as the intake capacity is kept limited at 60 many students do not get admission who are the advice to apply again the next year. Does as you can see MAT score is not important at all while determining the eligibility of admission of a student in this Institute.

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Hello Nishar Ahmed, Masters' Union began its journey in the year 2020 as a private institute offering a programme of post graduation in technology and business management, which was a 16 months duration course that was colloquially called as MBA. Perhaps this Institute wanted space for itself in this field and hence refused to offer undergraduate courses for some years before relenting and beginning to undergraduate courses of 4 years duration. The total tuition fees to be paid by a student for the undergraduate courses that this Institute offers is about rupees 38 lakhs. Even though this fees is appearing to be quite exorbitant students are flocking to this Institute because the median salaries that are offered to its students during placement seasons are quite high at above rupees 35 lakhs. 

Best wishes to you.