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NMIMS takes admission through NMAT and for Mumbai campus you need a score of say 210+ and for other campuses the requirement would be around 190+/.
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No. there is no seat reservation for a particular entrance exam.

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For Jaipur, I suggest you for UEM colleges to provide you with the best MBA education. To know more about college and its fee structure with a glimpse to placements done at previous years from here https://www.shiksha.com/university/university-of-engineering-and-management-jaipur-47406/courses/mba-pgdm-bc.

Hi Shahbaj,
For most good MBA programmes you must have work experience, take GMAT or GRE , TOEFL or IELTS. You must first meet these requirements to be considered for admission.
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Hostel and mess charges for the two years will be around Rs. 3 lakhs. Total fee is Rs. 6.75 lakhs.

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I would always prefer to go for a SAP course after having a few years of experience.
You need to understand the business process first.

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Yes, indeed. It is a thriving industry with wide range of job options in hospitality, tours and travels, airlines, hotels, entertainment, customer services, all possess good job opportunities.
10+2 and an entrance exam is the first step, prefer to do a Diploma or foundation certificate course. If not, Bachelors, is the best way to start out. Later on, if you want to go deeper, then an MBA in tourism and travels will be nice.

Yes, it is a right choice and your B.Sc statistics background will help you in MBA finance.

You should contact your school and confirm.

Cutoff for Feb MAT 99.9x percentile. Sorry, no chance at your mentioned percentile.