I scored 71.14% in class 12th, 6.9 CGPA in B.Tech and 81.04 percentile in CAT with 26 months of work exp. Can I get admission in MS, MBA?
Asked about School of Business and Management, Christ University - Master of Business Administration (MBA) CHRIST (Deemed to be University) + Master of Business Administration (Western Michigan University), USA
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I think u shld try for Pre MBA Essentials. its only 6 weeks duration. after that you shld decide what kind of instt. u shld try & which branch of MBA will suit. admission shld not be problem due to ur experience.
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taking Ms or MBA is based on your interest . you can get seat in both. But as far as I know you can't get seat in US as it needs minimum 3 to 4 years work experience nor you can get in top 20 to 30 reputated colleges . -
As per score mentioned, you are eligible.
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Yes, you can get admission both in MS & MBA. You need to first decide what you want to pursue & then apply accordingly. -
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Ranjith Kumar Lagisetty I'm a guy who is straight forward and friendly | Contributor-Level 8
9 years agobased on your results you can get seat in MBA in reputed private colleges but I'm not sure that you will find a college in the top twenty or thirty. you have a chance to get seat but it may be in the University with rank above fifty. Try for the best! -
No you can not get admission in USA for MBA because a minimum of 3 years work experience is needed in ivy league colleges -
Congratulations on your success!
As per your CAT score, you can apply in colleges like Goa Institute of Management, Goa; ICFAI Business School, Hyderabad; Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship, Bangalore; Institute of Finance and International Management, Bangalore; Christ University, Bangalore and many others.
Along with that the work experience of 26 months also matters a lot.
All the best! -
Yes surely you can apply for admission with Alliance School of Business, Bangalore, all you need to do is register online in alliance.edu.in and you will get an appointment. -
Yes you are eligible, you have scored good enough marks it all depends on the colleges you have chosen.
The user recommends following institutes
K J Somaiya Institute of Management
IMI Delhi
S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai -
Congratulations, Rounak. With this score in CAT there are lots of colleges which you can apply to. First decide as to which specialisation you want to choose and select accordingly. All the best.
The user recommends following institutes
School of Business and Management, Christ University
SCMS Cochin School of Business
Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship, Bangalore
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