I'm looking for a good business school with excellent placement and nominal fees with a CAT score of 65%. Can you please help?

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Asked by Dakshinbala S
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Aditi Agrawal
7 years ago
While seeing your scores, if talking about return on investment. I would suggest you that BIMM, Indira are really good and you should definitely fill form for both. For further information regarding these, comment below or contact me directly.

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Parna Saha
7 years ago
Hello dear, Do check Sri Balaji Society's Balaji Institute of Modern Management. It is ranked among the top private B-Schools in Pune and has a very good ROI. The fee is affordable and education is at par with top b schools. https://www.shiksha.com/college/-441/reviews?utm_source=shiksha&utm_mediu

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NITIN DESHMUKH
7 years ago
You can check for these colleges - Doon Business School Prestige Institute- Indore SCSM-Cochin Jaipuria Institute Asian Business School IMI-Bhubaneswar.

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