Business Management Studies

Especially for their MBA programs, an XAT percentile of 60 might not be enough to get admission to the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES), Dehradun. XAT, CAT, and other entrance exam results are typically taken into account by UPES when admitting MBA candidates.For general category students, the cutoff for UPES's MBA programme often falls between the 70th and 80th percentiles or above. Though it will probably be more challenging, you might still have a chance at some of their specialised or less competitive specialisations if your XAT percentile is 60. In addition, the final selection is heavily influenced by performance in the Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds, academic record, and job experience.

The evaluation of K.L.E. Society's Institute of Management Studies and Research (KLESIMSR) implies a mixed picture with respect to its standard.Placement Opportunities: The institute says that a balance proportion of 78% have been placed; they have been placed well only in Sales with scanty reflections in finance and operations. The top recruiters have been Infosys and Wipro, with job-finding displeasures and poor support from the placement officer for many students who provided feedback.Student Experience: Notorious reviews almost encompass a truly divided opinion with a minority group completely satisfied with the dedication of the faculty members and a rest of the reviews criticizing the campus facilities and management. The highest package that a student received was INR 25,000 that is quite low with respect to industry standards. 

Candidates for SASTRA University's MBA programme must fulfil specific academic standards as well as entrance exam requirements. A bachelor's degree (in any field) from an accredited university or institution is normally required of candidates, with a minimum cumulative grade of 50% (45% for reserved categories).Candidates must have a valid score on any national admission exam, including the university's own SASTRA MBA entrance exam, CAT, XAT, CMAT, or MAT, in addition to their academic credentials. Candidates that score well on these tests have a better chance of being shortlisted, albeit the exact cutoff may change from year to year.During the selection process, the institution also takes into account academic excellence, extracurricular accomplishments, and employment experience, if appropriate. A Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI), which are essential steps in the final selection process, will be scheduled for the shortlisted candidates.

At the New Delhi Institute of Management (NDIM), candidates are assessed using a number of important factors in a thorough, multi-stage selection process for the MBA/PGDM program. Initially, candidates must apply online by completing the application form, which asks for information about their educational background, employment experience (if any), and admission exam results.NDIM accepts scores from the CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, GMAT, and ATMA admission exams. A proper score on one of these tests is required for candidates to be considered further. Although the exact cutoff may change annually, your chances of being nominated are increased if you perform well on these tests.Shortlisted candidates are invited to Group Discussions (GD) and Personal Interviews (PI) following the consideration of their admission exam scores. Candidates' leadership abilities, communication skills, and capacity to discuss and analyse current topics are assessed throughout the GD. Assessing a candidate's personality, educational history, career goals, and general fit for the MBA/PGDM programme are the main objectives of the PI.During the final selection process, NDIM also takes into account elements including extracurricular activities, employment experience, and academic achievement. The combined results of the admission exam, GD, PI, and other evaluation criteria are used to make the final decision.

There are particular requirements for admission to the MBA programs offered by Punjab University's University Business School (UBS) in Chandigarh. Candidates must typically have a CAT percentile of 85 or higher to be considered for the MBA program. To be qualified for the Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds, candidates must receive at least 10% in each CAT exam component in addition to the overall CAT percentile. A candidate must, for instance, receive at least 7.8 in the Quantitative Ability (QA), 7.2 in the Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR), and 7.8 in the Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension (VARC) sections. A composite score comprising the CAT score, academic records, performance in the GD and PI, and other elements is used to make the final decision. The following is the distribution of weights:CAT score: 85%Group Discussion: 7.5%Interview: 7.5%

Candidates must take one of the following entrance tests in order to be admitted to the Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar (XIMB) Executive MBA in Business Management (EMBA-BM) program:The Xavier Management Aptitude Test (X-MAT), created especially for the Executive MBA program, is XIMB's own entrance exam.XIMB accepts the internationally recognised Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) as a prerequisite for admission to the EMBA-BM program.Candidates who meet other qualifying requirements may also apply for the EMBA-BM programme if they have appropriate CAT (Common Admission Test) results, albeit this is mostly for standard MBA programs.

IMT Ghaziabad's MBA programme has strict selection standards that are determined by a number of variables. Performance on a national entrance exam, such as the CAT, XAT, GMAT, or CMAT, is the main requirement for admission. To proceed to the following stages of the selection process, candidates must have a valid score on one of these tests.Candidates are shortlisted for the next steps, which include the Written Ability Test (WAT), Group Discussion (GD), and Personal Interview (PI), when they reach the admission exam cutoff. The institute evaluates the applicants in these rounds based on their analytical thinking, problem-solving abilities, leadership potential, communication skills, and general fit for the MBA program.

In order to enrol in IIM Kozhikode's MBA program, you must go through a rigorous and competitive admissions procedure. The Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) administer the Common Admission Test (CAT) annually, and taking it is the initial stage. The CAT assesses applicants in areas such as logical reasoning, verbal ability, and quantitative ability. At IIM Kozhikode, your CAT score will be the main factor used to shortlist applicants for subsequent rounds.Those who pass the cutoff are invited to the next rounds of the selection process, which include the Written Ability Test (WAT), Group Discussion (GD), and Personal Interview (PI), following the announcement of the CAT results. Your leadership potential, problem-solving abilities, communication skills, and general fit for the MBA programme are evaluated during these rounds.