Is SKIPS a good option?

Candidates willing to secure MBA/PGDM seats at SKIPS must complete the entire admission procedure as per the admission guidelines sanctioned by the institute. Candidates must complete the below selection criteria:

• Score within the Common Admission Test (CAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, MAT, GMAT)
• Score for educational performance in Class 12, Under Graduate Degree/Post Graduate Degree
• Screening Process (Aptitude Test - Group Discussion - Interview)
• Weightage for participation in Sports/ Extra-curricular activities / Gender diversity

SKIPS offers MBA or Post-Graduate Diploma in Management programme in Applied Finance as a full-time course with a tptal of six semesters. The subjects taught in the first semesters are listed below:

• Quantitative Techniques for Finance      
• Financial Reporting & Analysis  
• Managerial Economics  
• Management Information System          
• Managerial Practices I   
• Financial Markets          
• Employability Enhancement Programme-I

St. Kabir Institute of Professional Studies offers MBA as a full-time post-graduate Diploma in management (PGDM) with dual specialisation. Candidates are allowed to select two specialisations among the different specialisations offered by the institute. Finance Marketing, Finance, Business Analytics, Human Resource, and International Business. 

St. Kabir Institute of Professional Studies does not offer direct admission for MBA. Candidates must have completed bachelor's degree with a minimum 50%. Further, students are also required to appear for the state-level selection test or any of the national-level management entrance exams to be eligible to secure admission to St Kabir Institute of Professional Studies. Apart from this, an entrance exam will be conducted by SKIPS Ahmedabad along with the screening process  (aptitude test followed by a GDPI round).

Candidates interested in securing a seat at the PGDM course offered by SKIPS Ahmedabad must meet the eligibility criteria and qualify the admission process. Candidates must appear for national level management exams such as CAT/MAT/ATMA/XAT as the scores are used to form the final shortlist of candidaetes. A fixed percentage of weightage is given to the entrance score, GDPI round score, academics, and co-curricular activities. 35% weightage is given to the entrance score of candidates, 45% to the screening/GDPI round, 15% to the academics and 5% to the co curriculars of a candidate.