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Pratyasha Mishra
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The CAT cut-off of this college for rural management is minimum 50%. You should choose RM in this college only if you haven't cleared the cut off/ PI etc., in the top three-four colleges for Rural Management in India and provided, you really w
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Pratyasha Mishra
Contributor-Level 6
Yes, your score is above the cutoffs specified by the administration for MBA-RM.
All the best!
All the best!
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Suneet Padhy
Contributor-Level 9
The college has not declared anything but it will be probably more than 180.
9 years ago
Can I do a course in supply and chain management from this college on the basis of my work experience?
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Pratyasha Mishra
Contributor-Level 6
You can go for the MBA-BM program of XIMB and choose Operations/Supply Chain Management as your 2nd year specialization to major in that subject. Hope you have a great day!
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Pratyasha Mishra
Contributor-Level 6
Pretty good chance. Prepare for your interviews well and impress them away.
All the best.
All the best.
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Suneet Padhy
Contributor-Level 9
Keep checking the website for official results. Mails would be sent in due time once the cut-off is released.
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Suneet Padhy
Contributor-Level 9
HR is a dynamic field. There is a good opportunity for growth. In XIMB, you have an option of studying electives/subjects of different fields of MBA. So as an HR, you can also study Marketing/Finance/Operations. This will help in future when y
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9 years ago
Do I have any chances of getting admission in this college for RM with 147 marks in NMAT exam?
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Aishwarya Singh
What doesn't kill you , makes you stronger!!
Contributor-Level 6
The cutoff is 200+. So, it would be difficult to get a call at 147.
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Pratyasha Mishra
Contributor-Level 6
Throughout academics,a minimum of 60% is required for good opportunities. However, there are companies that may take in students with lesser percentages.