Manav Rachna International Institute of Research & Studies Faridabad Answered Questions

A B.Sc. in Interior Design with 45% from any accredited university or institute is the basic eligibility criteria for admission to the M.Sc. Interior Design programme at the Faculty of Architecture and Design, Manav Rachna. In addition, in order to be admitted to MSc programmes, candidates need to appear for the MRNAT exam administered by the MRIIRS Deemed-to-Be University. The National Aptitude Test will be followed by the release of the MRNAT results. Each year, the qualifying and minimum scores are subject to change based on various factors. After the results are made public, students can check the admission brochure and wait to hear from the exam authorities.

MRNAT exam scores and percentiles vary based on the institutions and the highest marks. Therefore it is difficult to answer whether 75 percentile is enough to get admitted to the institution. The Manav Rachna Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies accepts the MRNAT entrance exam as a requirement for admission to the B.Com programme. There is no set cutoff score for this exam. Rather, consideration will be given to the score obtained. The results will be available to the public 48 hours after the test. In addition to being admitted to the institution, the candidate might also be qualified for a merit-based scholarship if they obtain a valid score.

There are 160 seats available in total for the B.Com. degree at Manav Rachna's Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies. The college offers two specialisations for the B.Com. programme, including Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Hons.) and B.Com Hons. in association with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). . Several specialisations in the fields of entrepreneurship and innovation, taxation and auditing, accounting and finance, and business analytics are available for these degrees. The number of seats available for each course is listed below.Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Hons.) - 80B.Com (Hons.) in association with Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) - 80 

Yes, if you have scored a 60% in class 12, you can try to join the B.Com programme at the Manav Rachna Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies. BBA, MCom, PhD, and BCom (Hons) are among the undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate-level courses offered by Manav Rachna's Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies. The essential prerequisites for being eligible for B.Com course are as follows: The candidate must have received at least a 50% overall in five courses—English being a mandatory subject—and four subjects with the highest combined score from a recognised board in order to pass the 10+2 exam or its equivalent.

The MRNAT entrance test is accepted for admission to B.Com programme at Manav Rachna Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies. This exam does not have a predetermined cutoff score. Instead, the score received will be taken into account. A number of undergraduate and graduate programmes at Manav Rachna University and Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (excluding M.Tech) require the Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test, or MRNAT, as a prerequisite for admission. The results will be made public 48 hours following the exam. If the candidate receives a legitimate score, they may be eligible for a scholarship based on merit in addition to admission to the school.

Admission to the M.Com. programme at the Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies, Manav Rachna, is entrance-based. For admission to the MCom programme, candidates are required to appear for the MRNAT exam conducted by the MRIIRS Deemed-to-Be University. However, a valid score in the CUET PG exam is also considered for admission. The Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test, popularly known as MRNAT, is conducted by the Manav Rachna Group of Institutions for admission to the undergraduate and postgraduate courses offered at Manav Rachna University and Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Science (MRIIRS). It is a national-level entrance examination that is conducted every year.

The Manav Rachna Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies accepts the MRNAT entrance exam for admission. There is no set cut-off score for this exam. Rather, consideration will be given to the score obtained. The Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test, or MRNAT, is a scholarship and entrance exam for a variety of undergraduate and graduate programmes at Manav Rachna University and Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies (with the exception of M.Tech). After the exam, the results will be released 48 hours later. In addition to being eligible for admission to the school if they receive a valid score, the candidate may also be eligible for a scholarship based on merit.

Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies, Manav Rachna offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate-level degrees, including BBA, MCom, PhD, and BCom (Hons). The BBA (Global) in International Business in partnership with AIS New Zealand / Nottingham Trent University and the BBA course (IBM) in partnership with University of New Castle, Australia, are two of the school's main USPs under MRIIRS. Those who are accepted into these courses must attend the affiliated university for a predetermined period of time. In order to better align its Business Studies curricula with industry demands, the Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies has established partnerships and alliances with several knowledge partners, including ICICI Direct, KPMG, and the Bombay Stock Exchange Institute.

Hi, Personally, I've not heard much about both of these colleges. But as per my research, the median package or BTech and M.Tech is Rs 4.25 LPA at Crescent School of Life Sciences. However, the BTech median salary offered to the students of Sri Ramchandra Faculty of Engineering and Technology stands at Rs 3.8 Lacs per annum. Having said that, the range of median salary for BSc passouts at Sri Ramchandra is better than of Crescent School. So, yes, the colleges are very similar to each other if we judget them on the basis of placements which is the most important characteristick of a college for any student.

Candidates must take the MRNAT exam, which is administered by MRIIRS Deemed-to-be University, in order to be considered for admission to the BCom programme in the Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies. The fundamental requirements for eligibility are that the candidate must have passed the 10+2 exam or its equivalent with a minimum cumulative score of 50% in five subjects—English being a required subject—and four subjects with the highest combined score from an accredited board. The official website will release the MRNAT results. The criteria listed in the entrance brochure will be used to produce the MRNAT merit list. There are numerous things that could affect the minimum marks.