Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies

According to a Survey by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) in 2020, there has been a 5% rise (from 76% in 2019 to 81% in 2020) amongst Indian students, who prefer to pursue MBA courses abroad. The inquiries and enrolment of Indian Students in the top Global B school have increased by 35% in 2020, even during the pandemic as per the Economic Times. The top countries that the Indian candidates prefer for the MBA Abroad programme are USA, UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. MBA Abroad admissions are conducted on GMAT scores and performance in language proficiency tests such as TOEFL and IELTS. A Bachelor's degree with 50% marks in business or a related field from a recognised university and a work experience of 3 to 5 years is required to pursue MBA Abroad.

Usually, if a student scores 164 out of 200 in the MH-CET, they secure the 99.99 percentile in the exam; however, to secure the 100 percentile, you have to score close to 163-165. To get a good score in the MH-CET and gain admission to JBIMS, you should do the following: Knowing about the exam and syllabus: You should be aware of the important dates, syllabus, and exam pattern. Find out the previous year's cutoffs for JBIMS and prepare a goal for the same. Plan and create a strategy: In the MH-CET, the student must answer 200 questions in 150 minutes. Managing time is essential for scoring well in this examination. There are 4 main sections for the exam: verbal ability (50), logical reasoning (75), Quantitative Aptitude (50), and abstract reasoning (25). Plan your strengths and weaknesses in each section and prepare accordingly; ideally, you should start preparing at least 4 to 5 months before the examination date. Solve mock tests: Solve as many mock tests as possible; this will help you get familiar with the pattern of questions. Solving mock tests also helps manage time during tests. I hope this will help you.