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Muskan Middha
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Some good colleges in Mumbai that accepts MAT are Sydhenham Institute of Management Studies Research and Entrepreneurship Education (SIMSREE), MET Institute of Management, N. L. Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research, ITM Business School, Navi Mumbai, SIES College of Management Studies and many more.
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Aarav Srivasatava
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The better the percentile, the higher the chances of scholarship. A good percentile is expected. However, I think you need at least 60 percentile to apply. It contributes to 45% weightage during admissions. There are various other factors that are considered before selecting a candidate. Factors like your academics, GD, PPI, Work ex, sports and extra-curricular activities.
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Aarav Srivasatava
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Since you have a decent score in class 10th and class 12th and I hope you've got good grades in your graduation as well. In order to apply for admissions, percentile score of either of CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT is required. Prepare well for Personal Interview and case based Group Discussion to ensure your selection. Admissions are open for 2021-23 batch. Wish you all the best.
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Aarav Srivasatava
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You can try, but these percentile scores have an important role during admissions, around 45% weightage. If the percentile score is good, a candidate may become eligible for scholarships. If possible, appear in upcoming MAT, CMAT, ATMA exams also with preparations. Otherwise, its worth trying.
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Aditi Sinha
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There is not much scope even if you gat a college. I would suggest go for another try.
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Ishan Dwivedi
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Hello Priyanka!
Yes, you can opt for MBA with any specialization provided by the institution you choose. Many of the colleges, offer aspirants to qualify their own entrance examinations. In short, you can get seat for MBA without CAT, MAT or GMAT but you have to participate in institution based entrance exam. If this answer helped you, then UPVOTE to help others.
Yes, you can opt for MBA with any specialization provided by the institution you choose. Many of the colleges, offer aspirants to qualify their own entrance examinations. In short, you can get seat for MBA without CAT, MAT or GMAT but you have to participate in institution based entrance exam. If this answer helped you, then UPVOTE to help others.
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Aarav Srivasatava
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The level of difficulty is unpredictable as it varies. However, I'll say moderate to tough. But if you know about the distribution and percent weightage of marks in the admission process at Jaipuria Institute of Management, you may prepare more efficiently for admission. They are as follows:
1. Score in CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ GMAT 45% (maximum Weightage)
2. Case-based Group Discussion: 15%
3. Personal Interview: 20%
4. Academic Performance (previous): 15%
5. Work Experience, Sports and Extracurricular Activities: 5%. If you combine the percent scores allotted to GD and PI, it sums to 35%, and hence it becomes important to prepare for both.
1. Score in CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ GMAT 45% (maximum Weightage)
2. Case-based Group Discussion: 15%
3. Personal Interview: 20%
4. Academic Performance (previous): 15%
5. Work Experience, Sports and Extracurricular Activities: 5%. If you combine the percent scores allotted to GD and PI, it sums to 35%, and hence it becomes important to prepare for both.
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Ishan Dwivedi
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It seems like it would be released in first week of January 2021. If you find my answer helpful then you can motivate me by hitting on that upvote button.
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