Can I get admission in MBA?
I had an issue with marks regarding the admission process. Now, finally, it is finally sorted out. So, please help me so that I may secure my admission.
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Asked by Piyush Soni
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9 years ago
First, complete your graduation and score more than 50 percent marks in it, then prepare for CAT (common admission test) and score well in CAT. After that, select the colleges & MBA specialisation that you want to opt & apply for admission, based on your CAT score. In case you don't get admission on

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9 years ago
It all depends on in which colleges you want to pursue MBA. With CAT scores between 40 and 80 percentile will land you in average colleges with low salary, & scores above 80 percentile to take admission in a decent college. You can appear for entrance exams like MAT, CMAT, NMAT, SNAP, XAT, AMCAT and

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9 years ago
Yes, you can get admission in MBA by qualifying CAT exam.
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9 years ago
Yes, you can easily get admission in MBA. MBA is an advanced version of M.Com just like BBA or BMS is an advanced version of B.Com. All you need to have an interest to pursue MBA . MBA can be pursued from any good reputed college. Its better if you had scored at least 60% and above in your 10th, 12t
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