Gujarat University Ahmedabad Answered Questions

Hello Mohit,
There is no self-finance category in BK. All the 90 seats are government seats. You can get the admission on the basis of only CMAT score. There is no predefined cut offs. Admission will be given on merit. Last year cut off for OBC was 75.91.

Hello,
Veer Narmad South Gujrat University was established around year 1965 as South Gujrat University. In 2002 it was renamed as Veer Narmad. University has a big campus of around 800 acres. It offers many courses at its campus in Surat along with different colleges affiliated to it in the six districts of South Gujrat along with union territory. But unfortunately, I could not find any reference to the course on Travel & Tourism. On the hand, Asia Pacific Institute of Management, located in Delhi started functioning around the year 1996. It's a great institute having bagged position of 11th overall in the whole of North India. This institute conducts many courses but from the website of this institute, there is no mention of any course on Travel & Tourism.To conclude I would like to confess that I'm not able to see any course related to Travel & Tourism in both of these institutes.

Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding admission into a course in M.Sc. in Food sciences and nutrition from Gujarat University. Download the college brochure from the link provided below for details regarding admissions, eligibility etc.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/gujarat-university-ahmedabad-29851

Hello everyone,
Well the placement cell at GNLU is quite active and furnishes every possible opportunity for students ranging from law firms to corporate houses to public sector undertakings and law offices throughout India and in some cases, students have got placements abroad as well.
The top law firms in India include Cyril Amarchand Mangaldasshardul, Amarchand MangaldasTrilegalluthra & Luthra law offices, JSA & Associates, LKS associates and many more do visit the campus and even pre-placement offers are also made to students.
The placement process begins in the 4th year when the firms visit the campus and the process is then carried out. Apart from law firms various P.S.U.'s of Gujarat also express their interest in placements.
Recently SEBI has also offered internships to students which in turn helps in placements. Corporate houses like Star India has also provided assessment internships to students which again turns into a placement opportunity for students.
Apart from this after you complete your degree you may then prepare for U.P.S.C. or Judicial services exams for which GNLU provides lectures during the 5 years of students and also a competitive guidance committee works round the year to bring more opportunities for such aspirants.
Also, a law graduate can opt for CLAT P.G exam and get shortlisted by various central PSU such as ONGC, IOCL, GAIL, Power Grid etc.

Hi,
Eligibility
Candidate must have passed 10+2 from Commerce/ Science stream from a recognized board.
Non Commerce student should also pay Rs. 1000/- for bridge course.
Admission Process
Register and Apply: Interested candidates can apply online with required information.Merit Screening: Admission is based on the marks obtained in 10+2.
https://www.shiksha.com/bba/course/integrated-bba-mba-k-s-school-of-business-management-navrangpura-ahmedabad-124708

You can migrate to another college provided your college has a tie-up with the target institute. Having a good academic record also helps. It will help push your application quicker. Before, you give up your seat with the current institute you should first block a seat in the target institute as a precaution. Consult with the admission authorities of your institute for further guidance.

The best college is B.K School of Business Management for maritime management in Ahmedabad. Fees is around Rs 40k per year. One should appear in CMAT for the admission. It would be easy to get admission by securing 75+ percentile for Open category.
Feel free to ask further information.

Hi Pooja, the highest scores in CMAT vary each year and hence it is not the scores but the percentile that will help you know your status for B.K. 2016-2017 (open category). Last admit for B.K was around 180-190 marks and for the year 2017-2018, the same was around 220-230 marks. These scores summed up to an average of 95 percentile in the respective years. So a percentile of 95-96 should be enough to get you into B.K.

Hello Bhargav, marks vary each year and hence percentile is the right criteria to look up to. You should have at least around 95-96 percentile to be able to get into B.K. Average package for 2016-17 batch was Rs 4.98 lakh as already said by Monali.