Shiksha Top Questions

Hi,
You cannot get into any good business schools without appearing for an entrance exam and also getting the required percentage or score needed for each institute. The entrance exam only acts as a screening process to shortlist the number of applicants. Post this, you will have other admission process which include group discussion, presentation skills, verbal test, personal interview, etc. This process might change from college to college.
There are many entrance exams with different difficulty levels. The popular ones are CAT, MAT, CMAT and XAT. CAT and MAT are the most accepted scores. If you would rather write a simpler entrance exam, I would recommend, that you attempt MAT, as it is much easier than the others. However, if you have a particular college, you would like to get admission in, I suggest that you check their website for eligibility criteria.

New Delhi Institute of Management called as NDIM is a very decent college and comes in the category of deemed educational institution.
These compliments one can summarize from the placement statistics, thoroughly updated syllabus and numerous interaction opportunities for the better enhancement of a student into a corporate bug.
The average placements here is Rs 8 lakh per annum and highest is Rs 17 lakh per annum specifically for the MBA students.
Also, the highest placements may be high then mentioned as last year around 30 percent students have been placed abroad and their package was not disclosed.
Though the college does not have tie-ups with large and big universities abroad one can easily crack the SAT and other foreign university exams if has a proper attention in studies.
Overall, the college is not upto the mark to but still is one of the top private colleges in the region.

I would like to thank you for providing the wonderful opportunity for answering this question. Well, it can be prepared as follows:CS Executive Suggested Study Plan:-
First of all CS Executive is divided into 3 Category-
1) Subjective
Company Law
Economic and Commercial Law
Security Law and Capital Market
Auditing Practices
For these subject, refer a book which has very easy language and try to cover only the important topic first, and then, if you have some time left, then go for the least or less important topic. You should try to devote 2 hours for each subject in theory. In exams they ask very tricky questions and make a habit of learning case laws.
2) Objective
Tax Law and Practices
Cost and Management Accounting
Industrial and General Law
For these 3 subject, I will suggest you to go through each and every subject in depth and give 2 hours to each subject daily. Because, these subject can help you in getting more than 70+ marks in exam. And, you can at least have exemption in these 3 subjects.
3) Practical
Company Account
Tax Law and Practice
Cost and Management Account
We have these 3 practical subject. In these subject, make habit of understanding concept first, then apply these concept in numerical sums, because in exam they will ask conceptual based question, and If you know these concepts properly, you will score very good marks.
As 6 months can be effectively utilized to prepare for exams, it is highly recommended to make a time table with at least 7-8 revisions after completion of the first reading. Then a quick revision of 7 days per subject just before the exams. If this is properly implemented you can clear the exams, and reading the past 10 exams module questions thoroughly and practicing is a must. There are chances of repetition of those question in same or different format.
Thank you.

The college is almost same as the top local colleges for the management studies. Though, the placements are good, but one has to face a hard time to get abroad placements.
The IFIM business school, provides with the large number of vivid courses in the management studies as well as welcomes a lot of corporates in the recruitment drives.
The average packages is 6 lakh per annum and highest ever gone to 17 lakh per annum specifically talking for the MBA aspirants.
Now, for the foreign opportunities, few companies recruit for the international vacancies too. Though in many years, the companies returned empty handed as they were unable to find the correct candidate.
So, one can apply for the out campus drives or can go for direct interviews.
Hence, there are no lack of opportunities for what one want to achieve, though it may be so when it comes to college's own efforts.
So, take a wise decision. Hope, it helped.

The university is a renowned and well established as well as the top universities in the India. So, these attract many companies for abroad as well as for the domestic placements.
Though one can notice that the abroad placements opportunities are quite less in DoMS, though the number of students placed is high due to corporates in Pune.
Now, for the international tie-ups, there are few companies, but it is better to clear GRE, SAT, and TOEFL for abroad studies.
Overall the affiliated university has its remarkable work though DoMS college is still lacking to serve the same students.
The placements stats: average Rs 6 lakh per annum and highest Rs 14 lakh per annum. So, make a wise decision, also, the college is not worth going for distance education.
Thanking you. Hope it helped.

Indus business school is very renowned college and successfully working to achieve its target of 100 percent placements from past many years.
The overall academic, faculty support and the campus life is very vibrant.
When it comes to the placement opportunities, numerous companies visit the placement session, carrying countless placement opportunities for student to get placed in various MNCs in Asia, American as well as European countries.
The highest placement from the institute is 19.8 lakh per annum. Whereas, the average is 7 lakh per annum and it completely depends upon one's handwork.
Also, there are tie ups with foreign universities for the students for higher studies. So, the gateway for abroad studies is much accessible.
Few MNCs, who visit the campus for recruitment are BOSCH, ZYLOG, I GATE, WALMART , SAP , HONDA , ITC etc.
Hope, it helped.

Dear Student, St. Xavier is the famous college for B.Com (Hons.). ICA is not a college for B.Com. Some branches from ICA, may offer coaching for admissions in to B.Com course. You can also do various courses like IDA and IDA + from ICA after B.Com to update your knowledge and skills in accounting software, income tax, investment portfolio management and accounts.
I had done IDA+ from ICA and also, you may get placed in different companies after completion of this course.
St.Xaviers college commerce department is very famous with the experienced and highly educated faculty, especially if you want to do B.Com in honors, then it should be the college that you are looking for.
There are couple of criteria, which you need to meet to get into admission for B.Com (hons.) in Xavier, Kolkata.
You should pass with at least 60% of aggregate marks in your secondary higher education (plus two) and in subjects like Maths and English, you should at least get 45 % and in other subjects minimum 40%.
Mathematics in plus two will be the background for all of the students who joined. But, the standards of mathematics and statastics are not that much high, considering all kinds of students getting admission into course. But, if your basics are good, then you can go for it. All the best.

Common Management Admission Test is more commonly known as the CMAT. You can go a long way to top B-School, so scoring good marks is really important. Here are few general mistake to be done by student during preparation or in exam which can be minimized to score good marks:
1. It is not only necessary to learn and know all the concepts and tricks, but it is also essential to be confident and quick in using them. This means doing quick calculations in the quant section.
2. A big mistake is to focus only on one weakness. Since, general knowledge can also be forgotten easily and quickly, keep revising it. A good method can be to set a certain base level of mock questions in each category to do on each day.
3. One of the major problems is that most candidates do not recognize, that they are falling behind until it's too late. It is hard to compensate wisely in this situation, meaning, that takers are forced to take rapid and wild guesses. A simple tool to avoid this scenario is to set and stick to certain milestones.
4. Never forget to practice mock test papers. The good thing about mocks is, it helps you too face all types of questions, & makes you familiarized which the surrounding & also with the stress you have with time management.
All the Best.

CMA certification is a great career move, especially when you aspire to make it big in the field of management accounting. Doing this degree will open a lot of opportunities for you in the domestic as well as the global market. It will help you to enhance your financial, accounting and management skills, that will expand your career potential and which will help you to stand out from the rest. Some of the job roles that you expect after completing CMA are:
1. Finance Manager
2. Financial Analyst
3. Financial Risk Manager
4. Financial Controller
5. Cost Accountant
6. Chief Financial Officer
7. Cost Manager
8. Relationship Manager
Like every other certification and field, the salary of CMAs too increases with the increase in the years of experience. If you have just started out, you might not be able to draw a big amount, but after completing a couple of years one can get a decent salary.
Best Wishes.