Dayalbagh Educational Institute [DEI] Agra Answered Questions

The cutoff for the first round is 30% of marks in the written test which makes you qualify to the next rounds i.e the group discussion and the personal interview. But a good score in the written round shall help you a lot to crack the entrance since it has the maximum weightage.
I guess we have a 20% quota for girls but you shouldn't be bothered about the reservation and try and focus on your preparation and giving your level best.
All the best.
Regards,
Arpita

Yes, it certainly is a good choice in terms of overall personality development and career advancement as well. They even provide personality development programs along with exceptional career opportunities that shall help you in the long run. They work on one's overall development and enhancement.

Happy to know that you are interested in taking admission to DEI. The admission procedure is very simple. It goes like this- you'll have to fill out an application form that shall be available in two modes- online as well as offline. The form would cost you just Rs.275. Thereafter you'll have to give an entrance test that shall be conducted by the end of May. You can go through the syllabus on the college's official website. If you clear the cutoff which is just 33% of marks then you'll be eligible to fill out the second form which is meant for GD and PI rounds. A date would be allotted to you for your respective Group Discussion and Personal Interview. At the end, a combined scorecard is prepared that comprises your entrance test, GD, PI, high school, and intermediate marks and also some marks are allotted for certificates in different categories. If you fall under the given criteria and cutoff you shall be lucky enough to get selected. Good luck. Regards, Arpita

Yes, you can apply for the MBA programme at Dayalbagh Educational Institute. As far as your result issues are concerned you need not worry as long as you are expecting the results to be declared by the time the personal interviews would be conducted i.e. somewhere in the middle of June. But do make sure you have all your original documents at the time of registration including all your mark sheets as well, failing to which you shall not be allowed to take admission even if you are selected with a good score.

I'm very much satisfied with the college and the level of studies. The college has a bit of a disciplined environment where much focus is laid on quality studies and even extracurricular activities. They try to keep you indulged in studies and academics so much that you'll hardly get time to think about the rest. They make good use of technology while imparting knowledge to us. Plus we have well learned and highly qualified and experienced bunch of faculty members here. Talking about the level of studies, I think it's par excellence when we compare it to the fees we are paying. It's not just economical but also a privilege to be a part of such a big and esteemed university. When it comes to the environment in specific it is just apt for anyone who is looking for quality education and his\her all-round development. We have many workshops being conducted and also guest lectures from people all around the world who address us and share their bit of experience with us. Even the exam pattern keeps you engaged and in touch with your syllabus entirely. If one is regular you need not even go back and mug up things. I guess this college can be the best choice one can make. Hope you find this information useful. 

Hello,
Sample papers for DEI's written test aren't available anywhere. They don't even let you carry your question paper once we are done with the exam. But yes you can go through the syllabus provided on the official website of our college- which comprises of 4 parts i.e English, quantitative maths, logical reasoning and general knowledge (only Indian culture and history). The exam comprises of 200 questions, 50 from each section. You can prepare for them from various other sources provided online or from books.
Regards,
Arpita Singh