XLRI Xavier School of Management

Both are equally good but XLRI is better in terms of brand value and salary offers.

See, every year the percentile benchmark is different. You need to clear the sectional cut offs as well as the overall. To be safe ensure 90 percentile above in all sections and 95 percentile overall to get an interview call. However a high percentile is desired to boost your chances of an admission.

You can check the placement report on inside iim of the XLRI. There everything is mentioned and also the types of companies which visit XLRI

As far XLRI is concerned, we dont accept donation for admission. I cannot comment about the figures and process for other colleges

Not necessary, people who are college dropouts have ruled the corporate world. But it requires immense hard work and luck.

You can try for:-
- S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR)
- Amity University (AU Noida)
- Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA)
- NIILM Centre for Management Studies (NIILM-CMS)

Can you please elaborate admission in what specific college you are talking about?

There are no cutoffs for academic scores for admission to XLRI. Your scores are decent enough. GD/PI rounds are quite important and are important criteria for selection. Tough is not the right way to describe it but you need to be thoroughly prepared . Take help from some coaching institutes if GD/PI worries you.

Hi Vijaya,
They accept GMAT for Indian students as well. Since, CAT is administered only in India foreign nationals may find it difficult to come to India to write the CAT. Different business schools have different requirements. For example, IIM Bangalore do not actually accept CAT score but only GMAT or GRE irrespective of nationality. I will suggest you check also the websites of these business schools.
I hope, I have answered your query.
Good Luck.

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