I have scored 85 percentile in MAH-CET 2018 and belong to Open category. What is the admission process in DBIMR, Kurla for MMS?

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Hi Jerrin, You have a fair chance of getting an admission in Don Bosco Institute Of Management & Research (DBIMR). Do follow the CAP rounds properly and also keep a track on the important dates on the DTE website so that you are always updated regarding the process: https://mba18.dtemaharashtra.or

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