Does profile matter a lot during admission at PIBM or is it more entrance-score focused?

7 Views|Posted 3 months ago

1 Answer

Sort by:

Answered by

K Bhaskar Srinivas Rao | Beginner-Level 5

3 months ago

Here at PIBM Pune, your profile does matter up to a certain level. If you have a graduation degree with 50% marks and a valid entrance score (CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ MH-CET), then you can get admission to PIBM. However, if your score is lower than 50%, then you have to give an internal assessment exam

Upvote

Similar Questions for you

What kind of campus environment and learning culture can students expect at PIBM Guwahati Campus?

K Bhaskar Srinivas Rao

Students can expect a professional, collaborative, and industry-focused learning environment. The campus encourages participation in projects, workshops, corporate interactions, and skill-development activities, helping students grow both academically and professionally.

Is the Finance specialisation at PIBM Guwahati Campus suitable for careers in investment and banking?

Naman Saxena

Yes, the Finance specialisation provides a strong foundation in financial analysis, investment concepts, banking operations, risk management, and financial markets, making it suitable for students interested in careers in investment and banking.

How does PIBM Guwahati Campus prepare students for careers in sales and marketing?

Naman Saxena

PIBM Guwahati Campus prepares students through industry-oriented training, live projects, case studies, internships, sales simulations, and interactions with industry professionals, helping them understand real market dynamics and customer behavior.

What skills do students gain from the Business Analytics specialisation at PIBM Guwahati Campus?

Ruchika Chouhan

Students develop skills in Data Analysis, Business Intelligence, Data Visualization, Decision-making, Advanced Excel, Tableau, Python, and Analytical thinking, which are highly valued across industries.

How do live projects and internships help students at PIBM Guwahati Campus become industry-ready?

Ruchika Chouhan

Live projects and internships help students gain practical exposure to real business challenges, apply classroom concepts, develop problem-solving skills, and understand corporate expectations, making them better prepared for professional roles.