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Mayur Bodade
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The students who have done their graduation from one of the institutes under SIES trust are called inhouse candidates.
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Mayur Bodade
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Yes, you have a decent chance of getting call for the process as SIES doesn't believe in partiality based on entrance exam score and gives a fair chance to everyone in GD PI. I will suggest you give it a try, even if you don't convert it, you'll have a lot to learn and will be better prepared for any further GD PI. Good Luck.
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Mayur Bodade
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I would like to tell you that you stand a chance as good as anyone else's as SIES don't select candidates based on their scores in entrance exam. It's just a entry pass to SIES. Now that you've already given the GD PI, just relax and wait for the results and keep up the hopes.
Good Luck.
Good Luck.
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Mayur Bodade
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I would like to tell you that you stand a chance as good as anyone else's as SIES don't select candidates based on their scores in entrance exam. It's just a entry pass to SIES. But you'll have to perform well in the GD PI.
Wish you all the best
Wish you all the best
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Mayur Bodade
Contributor-Level 6
I would like to tell you that you stand a chance as good as anyone else's as SIES don't select candidates based on their scores in entrance exam. It's just a entry pass to SIES. But you'll have to perform well in the GD-PI.
Wish you all the best.
Wish you all the best.
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shubham chaudhariMgmt committe member at Welingkar College ,Mumbai.
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Rural management in Welingkar has good ROI. Average placement is around INR. 7.5 Lacs per annum.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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It is better to opt for full time MBA. But, if you are working or cannot pursue a full time course, then you can opt for part time MBA. For both the courses, you will have to give an entrance exam to get admission in the college.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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Yes, you can get admission in JBIMS through MH-CET, but the competition is too tough and for outside Maharashtra candidates, there are only a few seats plus you need to score 99.99 percentile compulsory and then only your chances are there. You can apply for the entrance, prepare well and just bang on.
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
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You can apply for Welingkar, as it is ranked amongst the top B- Schools and also they provide a lot of opportunities and exposure to the students. Many foreign and Indian companies come for campus placements; also there are a lot of student exchange programs, which provide a global exposure to the students. There is also a Global Citizenship Program, which provides a practical exposure. Students also get to manage a lot of events which gives them an on hand experience of management. Also, Welingkar conducts a selection process which takes into consideration your GDPI scores, your academics and also your percentile. So, a combined score
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