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Vaishakh Iyer
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Please call on the admission helpline to get the doubt cleared. Sharing the PDF Form where the Phone number is mentioned - http://siescoms.edu/images/pdf/SIESCOMS admission brochure18-19_Final. Pdf.
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Harshada bhanushalii M harshada Bhanushali SIESCOMS PGDM Student
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Yes, Sies College accept MAT scrore. There is no such cutoff for any exam. SIES have weightages selection process, which include your GDPI selection and marks of entrance exam other factors like work experience ,nation awards etc.
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Swapnil Malode
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PGDM is a college driven private course the curriculum of which is decided by the college and is updated every year keeping in mind the requirements of the corporate world.
so, curriculum-wise PGDM is the best option as MMS is a university driven programme the syllabus of which is decided by the university and may take 3 to 4-years to get updated again.
But, when it comes to recognition and ROI, MMS course has an upper hand. As MMS is a degree and fees are almost half compared to PGDM.
As far as placements are concerned, students of PGDM and MMS sit together for placements.
So, no bias towards any specific course by the college.
If you are
so, curriculum-wise PGDM is the best option as MMS is a university driven programme the syllabus of which is decided by the university and may take 3 to 4-years to get updated again.
But, when it comes to recognition and ROI, MMS course has an upper hand. As MMS is a degree and fees are almost half compared to PGDM.
As far as placements are concerned, students of PGDM and MMS sit together for placements.
So, no bias towards any specific course by the college.
If you are
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Vaishakh Iyer
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No, only Tamil minority candidates will be eligible under the linguistic minority, but if the college decides that at the time of admission that all south Indian candidates can apply under the same then it will be notified accordingly.
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Vaishakh Iyer
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You can secure admission in SIES through all scores, that is, CET, CMAT, MAT, CAT and others. But if you are from Maharashtra and applying for MMS through CET, it has certain advantages, the cut-offs are pretty low for Maharashtra candidates applying via CET score. But if he or she is applying via CMAT, the place of the candidate residing does not matter and he will be counted under All India Seats and the cut-off for the same is above 99.7%ile.
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Harshada bhanushalii M harshada Bhanushali SIESCOMS PGDM Student
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You can't pursue MMS with CMAT marks. MH-CET is required for MMS.
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Harshada bhanushalii M harshada Bhanushali SIESCOMS PGDM Student
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Sorry, I don't have any Idea about Sydenham college as such. But as per my knowledge, Sydenham accept scores more than 99% in MAT as it is the top most college. So, there acceptance ratio is also high.
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Harshada bhanushalii M harshada Bhanushali SIESCOMS PGDM Student
Contributor-Level 8
CET or CAT are two different exams. From M.Com to get into MBA, you are required to give CET or CAT. CET is for MMS while CAT is for IIMs in India.
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Vaishakh Iyer
Guide-Level 12
SIES has an average placement for IT specialisation. If you are unable to get into Jb, Sydenham, Somaiya or Welingkar; SIES is not a bad option to consider. But also, if you have an option of choosing any other specialisation other than IT, I will ask you to consider that. And yes, SIES is approved by AICTE as well as by Mumbai University.
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Harshada bhanushalii M harshada Bhanushali SIESCOMS PGDM Student
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The chances totally depend on your performance in the GDPI round.
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