I got 352 rank in B-mat for MBA. What is percentage that I need to get admission into BVIMR New Delhi and what is the further process?

I got 352 rank in B-mat for MBA. Wgat is percentage that I get get admission into BVIMR New Delhi and what isnthe further process?

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Uttkarsh Beriwal | Guide-Level 15

11 months ago

BVIMR (Bharati Vidyapeeth's Institute of Management and Research) in New Delhi is a reputable business school that offers MBA programs. Your B-MAT rank of 352 is a good rank, and you have a decent chance of getting admission to the MBA program at BVIMR. However, the final decision regarding admissi

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