Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research, Mumbai
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What is the cut-off for NT-D category students for PGDM at Welingkar?
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7 years ago
There is no caste intervention in PGDM, as everyone is treated equally.
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After completing BAF which stream will be a good choice? I have scored 76% in 10th, 70% in 12th and 65% in BAF.
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7 years ago
Hello! Yes, an MBA is a good choice since it is related to the various concepts you would've learned during your BAF. But ensure to pursue it only from a good, reputed college. Good luck!
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7 years ago
Hi, The results of the interviews of both phase one and two would be together out by April end. All the best.
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Which college to go for WeSchool, Bangalore for PGDM core(marketing) or N.L Dalmia, Mumbai for marketing?
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Asked by Sam
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7 years ago
Both Business schools are good option. If you are comparing with WE Mumbai campus, then WE is better option but you are comparing with WE Bangalore campus so N L Dalmia is better on terms of ROI. N L Dalmia has lower fees and better ROI.
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I scored 91.88 percentile in CMAT 2019, is there any chance to get a call from Welingkar, Mumbai for GD-PI in PGDM course?
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Asked by Rohit
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7 years ago
Yes sure. Your CMAT percentile is decent. So, you have good chance to get a call for next round.
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I have scored 91.88 percentile in CMAT 2019, are there chances to get a call from XIME, IFMR, N.L Dalmia and Welingkar Mumbai for PGDM GDPI?
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7 years ago
You have pretty good chances of getting calls. All the best.
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I have scored 244/400 in CMAT, can I get Welingkar, Bangalore?
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Asked by Ritu
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7 years ago
Yes, you can get admission in WE School - Prin L N Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research, percentile above 80 are accepted.
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What should I do: PGDM or MS from Prin. L N Welingkar, Mumbai?
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Asked by Abhinav
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7 years ago
Both are same. The only difference is, MS is university approved while PGDM is college university.
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My profile: CMAT-88 percentile, 10th-89%, 12th-86% & B.Tech-7.7/10. What are my chances for phase 2 call from Welingkar?
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Asked by Sukanya
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7 years ago
Above 80 percentile in CMAT are allowed to fill the profile based form, all the best.
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Which is best for PGDM in health care management IES or Welingkar Institute? I am having 97.5 percentile in MH-CET.
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Asked by Seema
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7 years ago
There are lots of opportunities for students who doPGDM (PHM)from IES Management College and Research Center. IES is very good in terms of education as well as placements. Placements last year the package approximately went to an average of 4.5 Lacs.
95% of students who did PGDM (phm) from IES are g
95% of students who did PGDM (phm) from IES are g
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