Nirma University Ahmedabad Answered Questions

Dear aspirant, S. K Patel Institute of management and computer studies (SKPIMCS) was established in the year 1998 to provide higher educational facilities for training young students for careers in management, computer studies and other related fields in any form of organisation. It has been accredited B+ by NAAC Committee and it is approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi, with initial affiliation to the Gujarat University now that SVKM trust has become a university, KADI SARVA VISHWAVIDYALAYA, the institute has become a constituent of it. The institute has provided all the required infrastructure and excellent facilities to the students right from the inception. The institute right from its commencement has been sincerely committed to the cause of professional education in the areas of management and computer studies and hence has spared no efforts to create an academic environment conducive for effective learning. The institutes main attempt was to meet one of its cherished goals of providing the industry with a reservoir of managerial talent with a sound educational foundation enhanced with good practical orientation.

Hello Meet, Let me start by congratulating you on your excellent performance in the JEE Mains test. It is pretty impressive to place 28000 out of a field of around 10 Lacs. With your ranking, I believe you should be admitted to this university. However, I've included a link to a tool created by Shiksha that can estimate the college you'll get based on your rating in order to assist you. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
I wish you well.

The student must be passed 10+2 examination with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects. Also must have at least 45% marks in diploma or 40% for reserved categories. Admission shall be made on the basis of the latest JEE Main(Paper I) score.

As one of the core MBA entry requirements, most MBA programs usually require you to have a minimum of two years experience. The average MBA student has between three and five years.
But being within or outside of that range does not guarantee an MBA applications success or failure.
Clearly, work experience is important in your MBA application. But it's not the sole predictor of success.
If your application stands out in other ways exceptional GPA, a strong GMAT score, self-taught data analysis skills, for example that may be enough to counterbalance a lack of professional work experience.
Activities outside of work, including hobbies, extracurriculars, and community service involvement can also strengthen your MBA application. Especially if you are able to indicate evidence of leadership development.
If you have little to no work experience, you can still get an MBA. Early career MBA programs, for instance, equip you with the expertise and network for a successful first step into the professional world.
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