XLRI Xavier School of Management

Hi Abhinav,
Most colleges have a different provision for admission. You need to contact the institute officials personally for specific admission details as it differs from one college to another.
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

You need to check with respective college itself.

It is good, very good. But everything is comparative and if you compare with other top b schools, then it might change.
Yes xlri offers finance as specialization

its better to ask from college management.

IIM-A offers management in agriculture
There is also a good forest management institute in bhopal.
Check out these, or if you want top b-schools then you can change your stream and take finance or sales and marketing.

You need to check this with the current student. They can help you better.

Hello,
Admissions at XIMR can be taken through the CAP rounds (through MH CET scores) or the CMAT scores. The college is not autonomous; it is affiliated to the Mumbai University. It is related to XLRI and XIMB as all these colleges are operated under the same Jesuit parent organization.

MBA in Information management would be ideally suited if you want to stay in technical domain. Otherwise, 2 years is not a huge work experience that you cannot change your domain. Doing majors in marketing or finance, you have option to go in main stream MBA jobs.
SP jain IM is a specialized program, MDI also provides it. but most colleges will have special IM related subjects to choose from. Good luck

Eligibility criteria: Candidates must have passed Bachelor's degree in any discipline of minimum 3 years duration with a valid score in XAT or GMAT. NRI/PIO/Foreign and Indian candidates must have a valid score in XAT or GMAT.
Total Fees (INR)-16,80,000
Campus Placement: Avg. Salary-16.25 Lacs
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/postgraduate-diploma-business-management-xlri-xavier-school-management/113077

For admission into XLRI , you need passing grades in all these standards you have mentioned. There is no minimum cutoff mentioned as such but a higher spectrum is generally favorable or required. I would say that more than 90% of students who have got admission into XLRI would have more than 55% in 10th and 12th