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In UBS, yes they look for Academic scores, but preference is given on the test you appeared for and Interview that they take. You'll find it difficult at the time of placements as many huge brands like Gulf Oil ask for an aggregate of 65%+ overall. Good Luck.

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I am studying at UBS. So, I would be able to share about UBS only. See all of these colleges obviously get you a placement. It's just that what you get paid. If you are looking for an ROI, then UBS is definitely not the answer. We are getting one third of what we have paid for the MBA programme h

University Business School Chandigarh selection process consists of CAT score, past academic record, GD, PI and work experience. To apply for UBS, a candidate must have a Bachelor’s degree in any field with minimum required marks. Final selection is done through overall performance of the candidates

University Business School Chandigarh selection process consists of CAT score, past academic record, GD, PI and work experience. To apply for UBS, a candidate must have a Bachelor’s degree in any field with minimum required marks. Final selection is done through overall performance of the candidates

UBS is the best business school. Universal Business School is the 1st green B-school in India, which is endorsed by 60 CEOs. It's located far away from the city. The campus is surrounded by mountains and trees. It's a campus in the lap of nature, which ensures eco-smart integrated thinking and becom

UBS Mumbai is the best business school one can ever think of. UBS Mumbai provides MBA from Cardiff Metropolitan University also from Swiss school of management plus the normal PGDM degree. The placement percentage is nearly 100%. The average package is good, and it is about INR. 6.5 LPA for marketin

Hello, the minimum eligibility criteria for admission is a Bachelor's degree in any discipline of the university or a degree of any other university which has been recognized by the Syndicate as equivalent thereto with not less than 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/BC/PwD) in the aggregate.