SASTRA (Deemed to be University) Thanjavur Answered Questions

As the counselling process changes every year and also number of applied students. It's rare chance to get into sastra with your score, if possible you can have a chance of getting aerospace or nano technology. Wait up to 3rd round of counselling to get good seat with your score.

Being a faculty of Chandigarh University, I would say with my experience here that Chandigarh university is the best choice to pursue BBA. Chandigarh University is NAAC A+ accredited university with best placements.
University School of Business of Chandigarh University is one of the best business schools on India with proven record of placements and very high educational standards.
Chandigarh University has grown very fast in a small span of time and has enormous achievements on its brand. Chandigarh University is the youngest university to be ranked by NIRF, Government of India. Chandigarh University is ranked 10th among top 50 private state universities of India by Outlook- ICARE. Chandigarh University has been honored with title of Asia's Fastest Growing Private Education Institute by WCRC.

I don't know about these University but I do know about LPU, As I have done my MBA from LPU, so I have also gone through the same entrance process during my admission in MBA so I can answer this question well. As per my experience, LPU is the best University to join in India. LPU becomes the best place to pursue your degree with highly qualified teaching staff, best laboratories, and modern technologies. LPU provides abundant opportunities for students to think out of the box. Mittal School of Business is Among the First 10 Institutions in India to Get ACBSP (USA) Accreditation. Lovely Professional University has shown its commitment to teaching excellence and to the process of quality improvement by participating in the accreditation process. This accreditation is evidence that Lovely Professional University is committed to providing the highest quality business education for its students. For the Interview, You are hereby required to ensure the following infrastructure at your end:
1. A working laptop/desktop with proper webcam and microphones or smartphone with working front camera.
2. Proper internet connection (for video interview). You will be evaluated during the interview on the following parameters. Communication Skills -
- Fluency of Speech
- Grammatically Correct
- Capacity to Elaborate
- Clarity of Thought
Career Orientation, Aspirations & Goals -
- Clarity of Goals
- Confidence
- Leadership & Initiative
-General Awareness
Here are six essentials to keep in mind for acing the MBA interview:
Know the MBA interview landscape, Make time to prepare and practice, Identify your key selling points and supporting stories, Know how to approach tough questions, Prepare questions for your interviewers, Stay grounded. Sample questions for MBA interview are:
-Tell us about yourself. -Why do want to do an MBA? -Why do you choose this business school or programme? -Tell us about your leadership traits. -Tell us about your strengths and weaknesses. -What makes you a suitable candidate for this business school? It is not that difficult to crack it just follow the tips and be confident and clear with your answers in the Interview. Hope it helps !

SASTRA University admits students in B.Tech courses through the following two streams. Stream-1 for 70% of seats JEE Main scores+ 12th marks) : Under this 25% and 75% of weightage are given to JEE Main scores and 12th marks respectively. Stream-2 for 30% of seats (12th marks) : Under this 100% of weightage is given to 12th marks. So the above are the two streams in SASTRA for B.Tech admissions.

Hello N Venkatesh, you will be completing your graduation in engineering shortly and are desirous of knowing what to do in future. Correct? There are plenty of avenues open for a graduate engineer. You can think of joining armed forces. You can think of giving civil services examination. You can think of giving GATE for doing your post graduation in engineering. You can think of doing MBA. The whole world is open for you to conquer. However the most important thing is what you feel? Ask yourself this question think over it. Do you want to get employed immediately to gain vital work experience for say, couple of years? Then you should ask yourself whether you will like to become a technocrat for you will like it too be a generalist and then join management team of a company after doing your MBA. Don't depends on what you feel happy in doing. Best wishes to you.