I got 665 marks in MAT May exam. Can you suggest some good colleges for MBA?

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Asked by shweta tiwari

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    Raviraj Joshi | Contributor-Level 9

    9 years ago
    Go for Sri Balaji society's BIMM Pune. Great placements ( max - 21 lacs, Average - 7 lacs and minimum - 5 lacs ), Good infrastructure and great faculty. Best of luck :-)
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    Diwakar Tiwari

    9 years ago
    Hey Shweta ,
    i would recommend you NIILM-CMS, Greater Noida as the college provide you best placement with proper Return on Investment(ROI) in its categories with 100 % placement with an average package of 4.76 lacs.
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    YOGESH BARANGE | Guide-Level 12

    9 years ago
    Hello Shweta. You can apply for Sri Balaji Society its a decent college and they have a good placement. There Marketing batch is 100% placement. You can try it out its a good College.
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    Miraj Patel | Contributor-Level 7

    9 years ago
    Hello Shweta,
    I would suggest your few good colleges namely Welinkar Mumbai, MIT School of Business Pune, Balaji Institutes Pune, IBS Hyderabad. You can check their website for admission details and dates.

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