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Hi, In order to take admission in MBA the eligibility criteria needs to be MET in LPU. The eligibility is 55% + LPUNEST/CAT/MAT/XAT/NMAT/CMAT+ Interview or Completed Company Secretary CS from Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) or Completed Chartered Accountancy CA from Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) or Completed Cost & Management Accountancy (CMA) from Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICAI). Let me share with you interview competencies that are tested as part of MBA interviews in LPU. The various parameters includes Fluency, Grammatical errors, elaboration of the concept, Clarity in thought process, Confidence, General Awareness, and leadership quality. In LPU when you sit for an MBA interview there are 2 panelists one from the core domain and the other from soft skills to assess you on speaking skills. Both the panelists will be rating you on the competency and a score will be generated. On the basis of the cut-off score only you will be considered as qualified or not. Hence, whatever is the specialisation that you are wishing to opt for the faculty of the core domain will be checking you on that and keeping in mind the above competencies stated. And Yes, you will be checked about the General Awareness so you need to keep yourself up to date. You will be asked questions related to your graduation degree and what made you go for MBA as well. So, kindly prepare the justification for that. So, all the best. Stay confident and answer the questions logically keeping the above-stated factors in mind. As what questions will come your way depend upon the panelists but the factors on which you are going to be tested remain the same. Some common guidelines for appearing for Interview.
1. Ensure the web camera is working fine
2. You audio piece equipment needs to be working fine.
3. Test the audio and video before appearing for interview.
4. There should not be anyone else in the room.
5. Find a quiet place around.
6. Keep the camera at a steady position.
7. Do not sound too casual.

Chandigarh University has been awarded as the Best Student-Friendly University, which indeed it is. It is Asia's fastest-growing private university which has achieved a lot in a short period of time. Talking about my personal experience, the university is entirely residential for students including all facilities and offers a wide range of exposure. I would list down few viewpoints which would answer why you should join Chandigarh university.
1. Academics: CU follows industry-oriented course curriculum based on the input of industry experts. The faculties are experienced which focuses on enhancing project-based and experiential learning. They also encourage students to involve in research learning.
2. Campus life: Along with academics, students can actively participate in the various events organised in the campus like Tech Events, Youth Summits, Sports& Adventure etc. and explore their talent and interests. Live in concerts including famous Bollywood celebrities add immense enjoyment to the college life.
3. Global Exposure: CU welcomes students from across India and from more than 37 countries. The university has signed MOUs with many international institutions which provide students to avail for international semester exchange programs and international internship programs providing global exposure and variability in their course.
4. Fee Structure: CU offers an affordable fee structure than many other private engineering colleges along with various scholarship programs like COVID19 Warrior Scheme, merit-based, CUCET based, Wards of Defence personnel etc. The university also aids students financially by providing educational loans. CU also offers 6.5 times ROI, highest in the region and comparable to IITs, IIMs and NITs.

Best colleges for MBA are IIM, FMS, JBIMS, PUMBA, DMS IIT etc. Most of the top b school require CAT/ CMAT/GMAT / MH-CET score but in this pandemic situation they are accepeting MAT score also and many school are giving admission on basis of graduation marks and own entrance test. For shortlisting b school you can refer nirf b school and other rankings. First you choose which type of MBA you want then short list b school. Brand value of b school is crucial. In this situation distance MBA from colleges like Symbosis, NMJMS, IGNOU, KUK, Pondicherry university is also a better option than going from any b school. Actually it is also about ROI. If one take admission in tier 3 b school whose fees is equal to average placement and the college provide decent exposure to business skills and quality teaching then something is better than nothing and one can ho for it. Best wishes.