68.73 IN CAT 2015.ELIGIBILTY AND PLACEMENTS WITH ROI.OTHER DETAILS WHICH I SUPPOSED TO KNOW

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2016-03-09 22:04:50
Hi shubam Our institution accepts MH-CET and ATMA scores For CAT do visit DTE website for getting into good institutions The placements was quite great last year As 218 were placed out of 240 students Carrier opportunities and placement opportunities are quite good in our institution The admis

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Baibhav Agrawal
2016-01-25 14:35:58
ELIGIBILTY : Minimum 50% in graduation, minimum 60 %ile in CAT 2015. PLACEMENTS : for current batch avg package till now is 5 lpa and almost 80% of batch getting offers from quite few years. ROI : overall 2nd ranking in top B schools in terms of ROI just after FMS, Delhi.

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