I'm pursuing B.Com final year & I have an overall 49.5%. I have given Feb MAT & I got 493.5 marks. Am I eligible to get admission in MBA?
Asked about Ramaiah Institute of Management - Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)
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Hello Shri,
Yes you are eligible for apply for MBA.
You need to give best for GDPI as your score in graduation is less but marks cannot be a barrier for your successful career.
All the best!
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ISB&M - International School of Business and Media, Pune -
That is quite a low score but ofcourse you can apply in colleges such as
Ansal university
Gd goenka
Itm university -
Yes you can get MBA college,but not best.You can get EMPI,IBMR,IMIS etc. -
No you are not eligible for mba as per ugc norms, you need to score min. 50% in graduation.
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Yes dear you are eligible for MBA. Apply the colleges where you want to enter. And go through there admission process
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there are less chances to get admission bcoz atlest u have 50% -
Yes you are eligible but it is going to be tuff to get very good Institute. There are few Institutes conduct their own written test which is followed by gd and pi. So you can try in those institutions.
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aasif makandar going to b know d world what is actually... | Contributor-Level 9
9 years agoObviously u can. bcoz of 49. 5% consider will be 50% so no worry about agreegate % lets process it. u r a complitly eligible. -
Good evening !
Yes, you are eligible for admission with this score. Generally, institutes accept at least 50% in graduation, but still you have .5% less, which doesn't make much difference.
You may apply for ICBM-School of Business Excellence.
Thank you.
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ICBM-School of Business Excellence -
Dear Aspirants,
As per your percentage in graduation you are not eligible for MBA programme because most of the college require 50% in graduation as eligibility.But you need to work hard to cross 50% in overall in b.com.
All the Best.
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