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Aniruddha Rege

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The admission through CAP is only through CET score. MAT is not accepted by the DTE.

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Aniruddha Rege

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Unfortunately, this is too specific to keep track of. Each company has a different package, and may even offer different packages based on profile, experience etc. So i cannot answer your question. Just know that the average package stated is quite accurate. You should be able to go by this figure and expect a package somewhere around it.

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Aniruddha Rege

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Unfortunately, this is too specific to keep track of. Each company has a different package, and may even offer different packages based on profile, experience etc. So i cannot answer your question. Just know that the average package stated is quite accurate, as a lot of companies were certainly offering packages around 9 lakhs.

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Aniruddha Rege

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You might have a chance of getting Communications. If you're interested in marketing, I suggest you get yourself waitlisted for it (if you don't get it through counselling). The ranks closed around 2800 last year.

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Aniruddha Rege

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If you're a Maharashtra State student, you can certainly get admission, as the cutoff for k j last year was 98.2 percentile. However, for OMS, the cutoff was 99.91 percentile.

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Aniruddha Rege

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The FS course is focused on the fast growing Financial Services sector in India. If you're interested in Finance, you'll enjoy the course, as most of the subjects right from the first year are focused on finance. Between LBSIM and SIMSR, I'd definitely prefer simsr. But maybe if you're from Delhi, you can consider LBSIM. In FS, you'll be allowed to sit for all finance profiles which come in. Banks like JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley etc. and other financial institutions come a lot. Not aware of the placements in LBSIM, so I cannot comment on that.

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Aniruddha Rege

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It depends on what you call better placement. The average package this was Rs. 9.4 lakhs with more than 95% of the batch placed. The highest package was 21 lakhs. We have huge brands in sectors like IT, FMCG, BFSI etc. coming in every year. Depending on these statistics, you can see if you can get the placement you desire.

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Aniruddha Rege

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It seems difficult during counselling, but there may be a slim chance. But you should definitely be able to get it through the waitlist. The courses closed around 2000 last year.

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Aniruddha Rege

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You'll have a chance for Comm, but through the waiitlist. Do get yourself wait listed if you're interested in marketing.

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