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Pranav Rane
Contributor-Level 7
You can secure even better college. Apply for SIES, K.J. somaiya with institute level forms. Institute level forms are available offline at the particular college.
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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management
Scholar-Level 16
Dear Aniruddha Pal,
I do not think so. Prefer other locations like IFMR, Bangalore and other institutes for finance specialisations.
All the best.
I do not think so. Prefer other locations like IFMR, Bangalore and other institutes for finance specialisations.
All the best.
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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management
Scholar-Level 16
Dear Aniruddha Pal,
MET is required for MMS programme 97.4 percentile and around 109 score. This was the last year status. I hope with this, you can understand for this year too.
All the best.
MET is required for MMS programme 97.4 percentile and around 109 score. This was the last year status. I hope with this, you can understand for this year too.
All the best.
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Ashok Zadbuke
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Admission to PGDM is totally based on group discussion and personal interview. Percentile won't make much difference. Prepare for GD & PI and make sure you crack it.
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Ashok Zadbuke
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You have a good chance through CAT but I would advice you to take CET because through CAT you apply for All India Seats which are very few for MMS where as through CET you get to apply for nearly 70% seats (this may vary).
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Ashok Zadbuke
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With CMAT, you compete for All India Seats which are very few. You need 90+ percentile but this changes every year. To be on a safer side, target 95+ percentile.
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Ashok Zadbuke
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With 43 percentile in CAT, you will not get any good college. But, you can always go for other exams and score more to get good college.
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Pranav Rane
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Yes, for open category approximate fees is Rs 1.8 lakhs, for OBC- Rs 1 lakhs and for SC/ST/NT- 18000.
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