I have 3+ years experience and want to pursue for MBA full-time. Can anyone help me if I have to go for entrance exam or it's optional?

Entrance is must for full time MBA course.

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Most of the colleges accept applications for full-time MBA only through entrance exams. It is advised to shortlist the desired colleges initially, and then appear for the entrance exams that are accepted by the shortlisted colleges.

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Hello Sandeep, You will need to take MHA-MBA/MMS CET for taking admission to two years full-time MMS course at JBIMS. Apart from this, you can also take CAT and CMAT exams, scores of which are considered for All India Seats. Also note that, if you are not a domicile of Maharashtra State then score obtained in MHA-MBA/MMS CET will be considered for All India Seats. All the Best !!

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Yes, you must have to go through the entrance exams. CAT is the most preferred option for MBA aspirants. However, if you're talking about JBIMS, then you have to score tremendously well in exams and then GD-PI. Good luck!

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Dear friend, definitely you have to go for entrance. This is based on the assumption that the admission to CET will be through the CAP round process, the same way as it was for the admission to 2014-16 batch. The reason for this assumption is that JBIMS is accepting CET scores this year (2016-18 batch). Last year the following exams were used for CAP rounds : CAT (conducted by IIMs)/ GMAT (conducted by GMAC, USA)/ CMAT 2015 (Conducted by AICTE)/MAT (conducted by AIMA in February 2015)/ XAT (conducted by XLRI)/ ATMA (conducted by AIMS)/ MAH-MBA/MMS-CET 2015. The scores in these exams are considered on par. A 99.99 percentile in CAT will be on par with a 99.99 percentile in CET or CMAT. Also there are only 18 seats for JBIMS for All India seats. You can first rule out that the top students from CAT or XAT may apply to JB as they would be targeting the top IIMs and XLRI. That is left with CMAT, MAT, CET. From each of these there could be around 4 students at 99.99 percentile. So for 18 seats it is unlikely the cutoff will go below 99.97%ile. So if an OMS students is planning for JBIMS, he has to score atleast 99.97 percentile in either CET, MAT or CMAT. Now DTE is known to change the exams which it takes for All India seats every year. So if it decides to accept only CET then the cutoffs could go down to a 99.93+ percentile for All India seats. This should give you a fair benchmark for how much you should score as All India student to get into JB. All the best.

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Hi, You have to apply for the relevant entrance exam and clear the GD-PI round to get admission in any MBA college. Even if you have experience, the process doesn't differ. For JBIMS, you have to appear for CET or any other test accepted by the college.

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