Bharati Vidyapeeth Pune Answered Questions

Aruna Manharlal Shah Institute of Management and Research (AMSIMR), Mumbai, a constituent of SGSJK, has well developed and planned campus to provided the students the most conducive environment for their growth. The institute facilities elaborate on offer include well-lit lecture theatre with an projections, a reading hall with over 5000 volumes of books and newspapers, Comp Billing and Computer labs with updated apparatus and software.Other amenities are: Seminar hall to accommodate more than 200 students, Wireless Internet facilities, Indoor and outdoor areas for group discussions and other leisure activities. The institute also has a cafeteria with hygienic food, and separate halls for co-curriculum activities. AMSIMR also categorizes on the fact that learning environment of the management students must be fostered. 

The most popular course in BV is Agh. MBA/PGDM, is the best MBA college in Maharashtra, due to better placements, updated syllabus, and experienced teachers. The course has the placement percentage over 90% and the average salary offered starts from INR 6-8 Lacs per annum. The institute currently boasts of having 1,000 plus recruiters including firms such as Accentures, Infosys, and Wipro among those anticipating their fresh graduates. It also holds a credit from the National Assessment and Accreditation Council and All India Council for Technical Education hence making the course relevant.

The admission procedure for MBA/PGDM programme in Bharati Vidyapeeth's Institute of Management Studies and Research is basically a two-tier process. CAT/MAT/CMAT/XAT scores are screened on a minimum percentile requirement of 40 with final selections being made after written and/or group discussion and personal interview rounds. Also, the candidates passed in the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MH-CET) are also eligible to take this test. Shortlisted candidates are invited for Group Discussion ( GD ) and Personal Interview ( PI ) which are assigned 20 and 30 marks each. The final merit list is drawn on 100 marks and the entrance test carries a weightage of 50 marks.

The process of getting admission into the St. Francis Institute of Management and Research is somewhat challenging due to its reputation. However, it depends on your performance in entrance exams, that is, MH-CET, CAT, MAT, etc., academic records, and performance in the Group Discussion and Personal Interview rounds. 

The cutoff marks of SGSJK specifically AMSIMR, Mumbai, majorly rely in the MAH CET examination as this is the main entrance examination. For the general category, the probably cut off vary from 85% to 90% in MAH CET.Again for other tests like CAT, MAT or CMAT, the cut offs are on an average around 60-70 percentile. So while aspiring candidates may require a percentile of 80-85 in MAH CET, reserved category students may just need 70- 75 percentile to get through. Each year the exact point could change with the number of students applying and the number of seats to be filled. 

At SGSJK's Aruna Manharlal Shah Institute of Management and Research students generally get their semester examination results within 4-6 weeks of the completion of the respective semester of exam. For instance, if the winter semester examinations were conducted in December, then the results are released in February or March the following year for the summer semester examination results conducted in May, the results are normally released in June or July. Students should frequently log in the AMSIMR student portal or check on notice boards for any information on result releases and next actions.

Delhi Bharati Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering is reckoned as a well-respected institute. It is credited for its plethora of engineering courses, and most of its faculty members have acquired a lot of experience and earned fine qualifications. This reputed college has a good infrastructure, wherein lots of labs, libraries, and hostels are found. The placement cell is usually active, and students are placed with some of the best companies in the country, although the average salary isn't comparable to many top ones. It is an option well worth considering for those who want to get a good engineering degree in a fairly reasonable price range.

Yes, St. Francis Institute of Management and Research (SFIMAR) provides scholarships for those students who deserve this assistance. The scholarships are primarily performance-based, need-based, or whatever criteria the institute has developed and communicated to the students. Many such scholarships are also available by virtue of government policies concerning central and state governments in order to support reserved category scholarships.

Hence, SGSJK's Aruna Manharlal Shah Institute of Management and Research (AMSIMR), Mumbai does not offer 100% scholarship to all the students. But, they provide monetary help and special scholarships depending on the attributes and qualification of the candidates and the norms set by the university.For other students with great performance on academics or high entrance exam results may be eligible for partial scholarships where the university may sponsor between 20-50% of the tuition fees. Further, the scholarships are provided for the economically poor section either through government or private sponsors. AMSIMR also helps the students in availing the state or central governmental scholarships such as Maharashtra State Govt Scholarships for reserved categories etc. 

The eligibility criteria for MBA/PGDM at the Institute of Management and Research generally require candidates to have a bachelor's degree with a minimum specified percentage from a recognised university. Candidates must also clear entrance exams such as CAT, MAT, or equivalent. Further selection includes group discussions and personal interviews. For specific eligibility details, please refer to the official website or contact the admissions office directly.