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2016-02-06 16:36:58
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2016-01-27 22:29:18
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Sejo Jose
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Hi again. I'll explain to you the whole process in detail.
The MMS program that Xavier's offers is provided through the Mumbai University. The seats are allotted by the Maharashtra Directorate of Technical Education (DTE). To be eligible for this allotment, you have to write the MH-CET exam (the common entrance test for the state of Maharashtra). Once you write that exam (which usually happens in February or March) and the results are out, the DTE asks your preference, as in which college do you prefer being admitted in. You are then allotted a college based on your marks and preference. At Xavier's, the cut-off is around 95 percentile
The MMS program that Xavier's offers is provided through the Mumbai University. The seats are allotted by the Maharashtra Directorate of Technical Education (DTE). To be eligible for this allotment, you have to write the MH-CET exam (the common entrance test for the state of Maharashtra). Once you write that exam (which usually happens in February or March) and the results are out, the DTE asks your preference, as in which college do you prefer being admitted in. You are then allotted a college based on your marks and preference. At Xavier's, the cut-off is around 95 percentile
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2016-01-27 21:38:11
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Sejo Jose
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Hi. There are 60 seats in all for the MMS program, of which 31 seats are reserved for Roman Catholics (under the minority quota); 17 seats are reserved for those coming through the CAP rounds (MH-CET scores) - including three for non-Maharashtra students; and 12 seats for the institute quota. The fee is around Rs. 2 lakh 30 thousand for all specializations. There is no higher fees as such for those coming from the management quote; the fees are more or less the same.
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2016-01-27 17:09:30
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Sejo Jose
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Hi there.
XIMR does not offer a PGDM. It offers an MMS (Master in Management Studies) degree. The MMS degree is actually provided by the Mumbai University through Xavier's. The college prefers MH-CET scores and the general cut-off for that is around 95 percentile.
A small helpful information - only universities can provide you with a Master's degree in management. Everyone else, including IIMs, provide a PGDM. But, all in all, the two courses are virtually the same.
Hope that was helpful.
XIMR does not offer a PGDM. It offers an MMS (Master in Management Studies) degree. The MMS degree is actually provided by the Mumbai University through Xavier's. The college prefers MH-CET scores and the general cut-off for that is around 95 percentile.
A small helpful information - only universities can provide you with a Master's degree in management. Everyone else, including IIMs, provide a PGDM. But, all in all, the two courses are virtually the same.
Hope that was helpful.
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2016-01-27 12:17:11
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Sejo Jose
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Hi Rahul,
There is indeed a chance, but just a slight chance. You would have to personally talk to the college authorities. Admissions won't start until after MH-CET MMS/MBA 2016 results are out later in 2016. Admission would probably start only after April 2016 or so. So I would recommend you prepare for the Maharashtra CET 2016 exam as well. XIMR prefers MH-CET candidates as it is affiliated to the Mumbai University.
There is indeed a chance, but just a slight chance. You would have to personally talk to the college authorities. Admissions won't start until after MH-CET MMS/MBA 2016 results are out later in 2016. Admission would probably start only after April 2016 or so. So I would recommend you prepare for the Maharashtra CET 2016 exam as well. XIMR prefers MH-CET candidates as it is affiliated to the Mumbai University.
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2016-01-10 18:10:03
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Sejo Jose
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The college prefers MH-CET instead of CMAT as Xavier Institute of Management & Research's MMS course comes under the Mumbai University. If you want to go only on the basis of your CMAT scores, then everything depends on the general CMAT cutoffs and your score will have to be high. There is no CMAT cut off as such. Just to give you a comparative view, the cut off for MH-CET is around 95 percentile. So CMAT should be in a somewhat similar range.
In terms of placement, the college is still making its mark in the industry. The college is increasingly making efforts to get more reputed companies for placements. The college is relatively new
In terms of placement, the college is still making its mark in the industry. The college is increasingly making efforts to get more reputed companies for placements. The college is relatively new
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