Commerce

The admission process for MBA at Global Centre for Entrepreneurship and Commerce (GCEC) typically involves: 1. Passing all the eligibility criterion that is a graduate degree with at least 50% of the marks.  2. To sit for Management Aptitude Test (MAT), Common Management Admission Test (CMAT), Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT), Common Admission Test (CAT) and Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT).  3. To get the admission in GCEC one has to register with the help of internet.  4. Selective criteria applied during shortlisting included exam performance as well as a student’s academic achievement.  5. Most of the companies prefer Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) during the recruitment process of candidates.  6. In the last criteria, it was deemed possible to do the final selection based on the overall performance.  7. Identification of documents and payment of fees   Note: GCEC may also look at other activities such as the work experience, a record in co-curricular activities, leadership among others. For more information regarding the admission process, it’s better to check the updated information only on the official website.

Here are the cutoff marks required for MBA at Global Centre for Entrepreneurship and Commerce: - MAT Cut Off: 500-600  - CMAT Cut Off: 150 – 200  - XAT Cut Off: The age is mostly between 60-70 percentile.  - CAT Cut Off: 60-70 percentile  - GMAT Cut Off: Some of the things that need to be stopped include: Spending between 500–600.   Let me point out again that those numbers may differ from the current cutoffs as much as possible. One should visit any of the college’s websites or contact them directly so as to get the latest information.  General cutoff ranges for MBA admissions in India:   - Tier 1 colleges: Level 4, 90-100 percentile  - Tier 2 colleges: As with the ratio of tenured hires to turnover from external sources, it is 70-90 percentile.  - Tier 3 colleges: 50-70 % of each activity.   It is also important to note that these are standard and may differ across different colleges and courses available.

SRCC is one of the top colleges in India and is known for its academic excellence and high cut-off marks. Admission to SRCC is done through a merit-based system, and candidates are required to meet the cut-off marks set by the college for each course. The admission process for undergraduate courses in Delhi University usually starts in the month of May or June every year. Candidates are required to fill an online application form and submit it along with the required documents. The admission process usually includes the calculation of the best of four subjects of a candidate in class 12th or equivalent examination, and based on that, a merit list is prepared. Candidates who meet the cut-off marks in the merit list are then eligible for admission to the college. It's important to note that admission to SRCC is highly competitive, and meeting the cut-off marks does not guarantee admission. The cut-off marks vary each year and are determined by factors such as the number of applications received, the performance of the applicants in the qualifying examination, and the availability of seats.