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2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
Your career objectives, interests, and the particular programs you are considering will determine whether you enroll in an MBA programme at TimesPro or one at the National Stock Exchange (NSE). The following information may be useful:
TimesPro MBA: TimesPro provides an MBA programme designed to give students analytical thinking, global knowledge, and leadership abilities.
- The programme provides more than 15 specializations and focuses on actual business use cases.
- Reviews have been varied, with some emphasizing the program's advantages and others pointing out its shortcomings.
The NSE, or National Stock Exchange:
- In terms of trading v
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
Aim for high academics, a competitive exam score, and relevant experience for a better chance of admission. TimesPro does not have defined cutoffs for their MBA program, but they do take into account variables like work experience, academics, and entrance exam scores during their rolling admissions process.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
Differential Recruiters: TimesPro hires people for positions in a range of industries, including banking (Kotak Mahindra, HDFC), IT (Wipro, Infosys), and consulting (maybe Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley)
Good Placement Rate: According to TimesPro, a sizable portion of their students—nearly all of them in some places—have been placed
Average Packages: The information that is currently available indicates that average packages fall between 2 and 5 Lacs annually
Nationwide Presence: TimesPro is present all over India, and placement prospects could differ depending on where you live. Publicly accessible infor
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
National Level Exams: For overseas applicants, they accept scores from the CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, and GMAT.
State Level Exams: Depending on the program, they may also take into account results from state-level exams like as the MAH CET.
Additional Management Exams: TimesPro also accepts scores from the NMAT, ATMA, and KMAT.
Minimum Percentile: For these approved tests, a score in the 50th percentile is necessary at the very least.
TimesPro Admission Process (TAP Test): If you fulfill the minimal eligibility requirements and have not completed any of the aforementioned examinations, you may take their own TAP test.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
Bachelor's Degree: A minimum of 50% of total points must be earned in a Bachelor's or Master's degree in a related discipline, such as science, engineering, mathematics, statistics, or economics.
Work Experience: Working professionals with at least two years of experience are eligible to enroll in TimesPro MBA programs.
admission Exam: You must have received a valid score on one of the institute's management admission exams, such as the CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, NMAT, or TAP.
Particular Cutoff: TimesPro does not release the required minimum score for the entrance examinations. Each year, their cutoffs are based on different percentiles.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
Possibility of Eligibility: TimesPro may provide BBA programs with a minimum Class 12th cut-off of 60%. However, this can change based on the school and particular program.
Exam Results Are Important: TimesPro may take into account test results in addition to grades from the 12th grade. Getting high marks on these tests can increase your chances.
Other Aspects Taken Into Account: Aside from academics, several institutions consider extracurricular activities, professional experience, and in-person interviews. Having a strong profile overall can be advantageous.
Get in touch with TimesPro: Reaching out to TimesPro's admissions department di
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
Bachelor's Degree: In any discipline, you must have completed a Bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) with a minimum of 50% of the required marks (or an equivalent CGPA).
Exams for admission: Achieve a minimum score of 50th percentile on any of the following entrance exams: CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, GMAT, SNAP, NMAT, ATMA, or KMAT. Or else be eligible to take the TimesPro Admission Process (TAP) exam.
Work History (Optional): Some programs might not require work experience. While some programs cater to recent grads, others favor applicants with up to one year of experience. For prerequisites, see the details of the specific program.
Age Restri
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
TimesPro in Mumbai has received positive reviews regarding its placements, infrastructure, and faculty. The institute offers good placement assistance, with students often getting placed within a few weeks of completing the course. The infrastructure is well-equipped, with air-conditioned rooms and separate facilities for labs, classes, and dining. Additionally, TimesPro is known for its work-life balance but has a lower rating for career growth. It is affiliated with top academic partners like IIMs and offers various courses and certifications to empower learners
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
TimesPro is not more expensive than the National Stock Exchange (NSE). TimesPro charges fees for its programs ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 50,000+
. The National Stock Exchange (NSE) is a stock trading financial marketplace and does not relate to the cost of education or training programs like TimesPro
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
For BBA admissions, TimesPro may not only rely on the CUET exam.
They probably take into account a number of things, including your Class 12 grades (typically needing at least a 50%).
It is possible that you will need to take a TimesPro-specific entrance exam, such as the GEMS Online Admission Test (GAT).
Although the minimum CUET score is not specified, achieving high marks on the selected admission exam enhances your application.
During the hiring process, TimesPro may evaluate your communication and writing abilities.
It can be beneficial to show interests for the management and business domains.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
It doesn't seem that TimesPro offers conventional undergraduate (UG) degrees, such as B.Com or B.Sc.
They emphasize professional and vocational training, frequently offering degrees or certificates.
The cost of these programs varies according to the particular course and length.
The cost of some courses, such as "Solidity and Ethereum Smart Contracts," is between 10,000 and 20,000 INR.
Programs in early career can be more expensive; for example, the Relationship Management in Banking programme costs INR 49,560.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
A broad range of entrance exam results are accepted by TimesPro for enrollment in their programs, particularly in PGDM and MBA.
Exams like the CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, and GMAT are frequently accepted.
Other options include, depending on the program, SNAP, NMAT, ATMA, and KMAT.
In each section of the selected exam, a minimum percentile score (about the 50th percentile) is often anticipated.
Some programs may have their own Times Admissions Process (TAP) exam, particularly Banking & Finance.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
TimePro does not release BBA admissions cutoff scores.
Usually, minimum eligibility means getting at least 50% on your 10+2 exam.
Exams for admission may be required as part of the hiring procedure. They might take into account results from other tests, such as the CUET.
They may assess your communication and English language skills in addition to your grades.
It is considered positive to have a strong interest in business and management studies.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 7
TimesPro does not release minimum cutoff scores; nevertheless, it does accept a range of entrance exams.
Among these tests are the CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, GMAT, SNAP, NMAT, ATMA, and KMAT.
Each of the exam's four sections—Quantitative Ability, Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning—generally requires a score of at least 50%.
In addition to the entrance exam result (minimum 50% in graduation for most programs), TimesPro may consider the academic record.
Workplace experience is recommended but not necessary for all programs.
It is essential to check TimesPro's admission standards for the speci
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
There is no such generalisation or lower limit that you have to score above it to take admission, rather it depends upon the various factors like for which course are focusing, what field of interest and the alignment of necessary or conditions to score minimum in this subject in class 12th to be eligible for the course can be seen.
So keeping in mind the decision of course one is planning to opt for would consider the subject criteria fulfilled by them in class 12th.
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
You can browse the official website of the Timespro for the matter of Cut-off, and many college review websites also provides specific information about the cut-off courses wise for individual ranking.
- Cut-off marks in 10th and 12th: General – 70%, OBC – 65%, SC/ST – 60%
- Cut-off marks in graduation:
- B Tech/B.E. or equivalent degree – General – 65%, OBC – 60%, SC/ST – 55%
- BSc/BA/BCom/CA/ICWA/MBBS or equivalent degree – General – 60%, OBC – 55%, SC/ST – 50%
- Must have mathematics as a compulsory subject in the undergraduate degree
The above Cut-off is of IIM Kozhikode Executive P
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2 years agoBeginner-Level 5
As Timespro provides different and diverse sets of addons courses and helps in career counseling by collaborating with other education institutions, they maintain some kind of placement data with them.
On the contrary, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) works to facilitate financial market operations of Shares, bonds, and Derivatives.
NSE doesn't handle placements or maintain any related data. Their core function involves facilitating financial transactions and market activities.
Therefore there is no direct comparison between TimesPro and NSE on the basis of Placement.
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