North Eastern Hill University, Shillong

LPU offers M.Com 2 years programme with specializations in Accounting, Banking and Financial Services, Business Analytics, Finance, Financial Markets, Marketing, and Strategy and more. This programme offers students a practical and thorough understanding of commerce and management, leading to specialised knowledge in their chosen area of focus.LPUNEST or any other entrance exam is not required to take admission in M.Com programme. To be eligible, applicants must have a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in a Bachelor's degree in Commerce, Management, Economics, or Accounts, or an equivalent qualification. A 5% relaxation in marks is applicable for candidates from North-East states, Sikkim, Defence Personnel and their Dependents, and Wards of Kashmiri Migrants.Students can appear for LPUNEST for scholarship purpose.

NEHU Shillong provides a two-year full-time Master of Business Administration (MBA) course in two specialisations i.e., MBA in Agri-Business Management and MBA in Service Management. Additionally, the university offers general MBA courses. MBA in Agri-Business Management specialisation applies business theories and practices to the agricultural industry to make it cost-effective, enhance profits and ensure that farm products are grown and distributed efficiently.MBA in Service Management specialisation is a two-year postgraduate course related to management studies in the service sector for catering knowledge about developing strategies for achieving sustainable development. 

The top MBA entrance exams in India are CAT, MAT, and CMAT; NEHU Shillong accepts them for admission to its MBA programmes. Both tests are renowned for being extremely difficult and are thought to be passed. Comparing the MAT and CAT in terms of difficulty is challenging because each exam has distinct features.1) Exam Pattern: MAT has a more varied exam pattern as compared to CAT. MAT has an additional section of General Knowledge, Essay Writing, and decision-making which requires a different skill set as compared to CAT.2)Time Management: MAT has a higher number of questions as compared to CAT. And the time allotted for the exam is also relatively less. This makes time management a critical aspect for MAT aspirants.3) CMAT comparison from MAT and CAT: Based on data gathered from multiple sources and taken from distinct websites, it is discovered that.Compared to the CAT, the CMAT is much easier to pass, and most B-schools in the nation accept CMAT scores.To compare which one is suitable for MBA, click here - Management entrance exams differences & similiaritites.