Is it fair for B-schools to allow back door entry students when they are not very likely to cope up with the high pressure MBA program?
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8 years ago
We can't decide whether they can cope up with the high pressure system or not.
Management quota should not be focused on while preparing for the CAT exam. Colleges offer admission on merit, but few seats are left for management quota which are kind of risk management by colleges. There would be cert

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8 years ago
Students getting admission into business schools through entrance exams and government norms may feel that such backdoor entry to students is wrong, but it is not. There are reasons for everything and some things need to exist for the good. Backdoor entry here refers to quotas through which some stu

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8 years ago
I think you are missing the point of management quota all together.
Both the parties have their own selfish interests. The student who couldn't get into the college through entrance exam wants an easy way in. For this he uses his parent's money and influence to get in.
On the other hand the college
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