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There are two MBA departments in Panjab University:- UBS (established in 1960s) & UIAMS (established in 2012).
UBS:- Anything above 90%ile (CAT) would suffice for UBS. At times, it goes up to 93%ile, depending upon the number of applications. 95%ile would guarantee you a seat in your domain of interest (IB or other less preferred domains) offered at UBS. Average package is in the range of INR 79 LPA & the highest one is around 1214 LPA. Faculty, curriculum and facilities are all decent and at par with any Tier 2 MBA college. Earlier fee structure was minimal, I am not sure how much it is post the implementation of the fee hike.
UIAMS:- Faculty is same as UBS, but the placement scenario is not very good. The fee is pretty high as compared to UBS.
Moreover, students get placed abroad with very good packages.

Hello,
Bharati Vidyapeeth is known for its placements and many students get placed in good firms based in India and abroad.
However, placement cell can only provide you with the opportunities. It is the candidate who has to convert and get the final company call. Make sure that you keep working hard and study outside the syllabus and know the current business trends. College has good course structure that provides a right direction for placement preparation. Keep working smart to get place in good companies. Placements are mainly dependent on two things:
1-Hard work
2-Luck.
The only thing you can increase is your preparation.
All the best for your preparation and placements.
Good luck.
Thanks.

Hello,
The following are the top colleges for BBA in banking and insurance in India :
1) GLA Institute of Business Management, Mathura, UP
2) Elphinstone College, Mumbai
3) Amity University, Noida
4) Noida International University
5) Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, New Delhi
6) DY Patil University, Mumbai
7) VIT Business School, Vellore
8) Jain University, Bangalore
9) Amity Global Business School, Kochi
10) Osmania University, Hyderabad
11) Andhra University, Vishakapatnam
12) Chitkara University, Patiala, Punjab
13) Jaipur National University, Jaipur
14) IIMT, Greater Noida
15) Maharaja Sayajirao University, Baroda
These are the top ranking colleges for BBA in banking and insurance in India. They have been placed in this position because they are good in terms of faculty, infrastructure, and reputation.
Most importantly, they are good in terms of student reviews which are all to be considered while looking for a good college.

IBSAT exam is comparatively easy as compared to other MBA entrance tests. You must work on efficiency and time management.
Reasoning section, the candidates can practice through mock tests to be precise and accurate. Since for this section, there is no precise formula, the candidates can solve as many mock tests as possible. Simple preparation for this section can be done by solving puzzles and riddles.
Quantitative section, the candidates can prepare from the NCERT books or secondary and Higher secondary level mathematics books. Candidates can also opt for solving mock tests, previous years ATMA question papers and CAT question papers.
Lastly, for the verbal section, the candidates can brush up their grammar, vocabulary and increase their reading speed. Reading from various topics can give an advantage while dealing with long passages. It is essential that students refer to previous years question papers and rely on mock tests, as this will make them familiar with the paper pattern and will give them an idea about the type of questions asked. Thus, students are better prepared for the examination.

Here are few tips to crack the examination:
-Set your plan and keep time for revision and solving mock test papers.
-Time management is very important at every single point of time till the final day and even on the exam day.
-Be positive. Maintain a good balance between your accuracy and solving time.
-Be focused and calm.
-Keep all the formulas and tricks handy and revise on a daily basis.
-Don't be emotional while solving or appearing in the exam. Manage your time wisely.
-Make daily/weekly targets and pen down the progress.
-Revise the syllabus as per the study plan.
-Solve previous years questions as per the time frame guidelines of the actual exam. This will give you a look and feel of the actual exam.
-Manage your time well.
-Keep calm and stay cool.
-One year is good enough time but competition is also getting tough day by day. Candidates should be ready for it beforehand.
Good luck.

I would like to answer this question in a different way, apart from the regular important syllabus topics which can be easily understood by solving practice papers and past year papers, other very important topics are to focus on your self. How to prepare for the paper is the most important topic according to my personal experience.
By the way of introduction, I am an alumnus of IIM-Indore (2016 Batch). Following are the areas and tips on which a candidate should focus:
-Make daily/weekly targets and pen down each of them.
-Revise the syllabus as per the study plan.
-Solve previous years questions as per time frame guidelines of the actual exam. This will give you a look and feel of the actual exam.
-Manage your time well.
-Keep calm and stay cool.
-Plan out well and revise the syllabus with the help of tools like, last years papers, mock exams, pressure and speed tests.
All the best.

The IIFT written test has multiple choice objective type test of two hours and the test areas over the last few years have been Quantitative Ability, Data Interpretation, Reading Comprehension, Verbal Ability, Logical Reasoning and General Awareness.
Here are few tips to prepare for IIFT:
1. Prepare the key concepts of Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geometry & Modern Maths in the Quantitative Ability section in a thorough manner.
2. To tackle the Verbal Ability section, one has to focus on improving one's reading speed because the paper typically features 3-4 reading comprehensions.
3. You should prepare the basics of grammar in order to solve sentence correction questions. Practice is required to solve usage-based questions like analogy, fill in the blanks, etc.
4. It is advisable to practice different data interpretation question types like pie charts, bar graphs, data tables, line charts & combinations thereof for the DI section.
5. General Awareness is an environment-sensitive area and requires familiarity with both static and current components of the environment. For static GK, one should focus on topics like history, geography, economics, political system, etc.
All the best.

Christ is far better than AIMS. Christ is one of the renowned universities for MBA. They have a brilliant arrangement cell with qualified staffs. They have 800+ recruiters in programming, non-IT and specialized verticals. The normal compensation is Rs. 12 LPA and most noteworthy in the past was Rs. 24 LPA.
The college has a great deal of universal and country resources who direct the students in vocational advancement. These grounds hold coordinate tie-up for an arrangement with some notable and well known multinational organizations like Infosys, TCS, Tech Mahindra, EMC2 , Berger, Kotak, TVS, MRF, etc.
Sectorwise placement is as follows:
1) IT and ITES-40% placed
2) BSIF-30% placed
3) Consulting-15% placed
4) Manufacturing-10% placed
5) Others-5%
So, the students who study in this campus have large opportunities and they will become successful in life.

The exam is based on the CBSE class 11th and 12th syllabus. Level of difficulty is moderate. A candidate is advised to clear on all the fundamental basics from NCERT books. If a candidate's fundamentals are clear then the exam is a cake walk for him/her.
Here are few tips to crack the examination:
Set your plan agile and keep time for revision and solving mock test papers.
Three months can make or change the game. Time management is very important at every single point of time till the final day.
Be positive. Maintain a good balance between your accuracy and solving time.
Be focused and calm. For the last month, keep all the formulas and tricks handy and revise on a daily basis.
Remember:
-Make daily/weekly targets and pen down the progress.
-Revise the syllabus as per the study plan.
-Solve previous years questions as per the time frame guidelines of the actual exam. This will give you a look and feel of the actual exam.
-Manage your time well.
-Keep calm and stay cool.
Good luck.