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You can appear for SAT exam and submit your applications for the intakes starting from the next year. This is the admission process to be followed, you must submit your applications a year ahead.

After this degree, you can easily get employed in pharmaceutical industry, in R&D labs, designing quality drugs for diseases, production and quality systems, biomedical industries. They can find jobs in biopharmaceutical plants, biotechnological plants and Pharmaceutical manufacturing industries. GlaxoSmithKline, Lupin, Dabur Pharma, Ranbaxy Labs, Merck and Cipla are some of the prominent pharmaceutical companies that employ pharmaceutical engineers. Nowadays, cosmetic industry needs people from this area of technology. Pharmaceutical engineers also have an option of teaching in colleges/ universities. Good luck.

Hi Aashish,
It would be great if you can specify the course and whether you are asking for UG or PG course in architecture.

You need to prepare well for at least 3 to 4 months to get a good college through CAT, CMAT, MAT and ATMA.

Hello Hasitha, he can reapply again with a better application this time. Make sure he does not repeat the same mistakes, analyze the rejection reasons and get him to work on them.

Apply in these colleges-
IFMR, SIMSREE, Loyola Institute, BIM-Trichy, Welingkar, K J Somaiya, XIME-Bangalore, ITM-Mumbai, TAPMI, IFIM-Bangalore are some known colleges you must apply for.
Check the below link for more colleges with application forms still open-
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/application-forms

Hi,
The percentile calculation depends upon the highest score received and number of the students taken the exam.
All the best.

In my view, if you can give one more dedicated try for CAT and score a good percentile. M.Com will be an option open for you next year too, assuming you don't have a long gap in your education.

Throughout academics,a minimum of 60% is required for good opportunities. However, there are companies that may take in students with lesser percentages.

Companies come for both freshers and students with experience and both get good opportunities.

Dear Mani,
I do not know as to what stream you have graduated in, if it is commerce then I suggest you go in for a dual qualification like MBA with Masters of accounting as this will increase chances of employment later. The course you mentioned is a good one and Deakin is a leading university. All the best.

It's all about justifying the gap. If you have any genuine reason and you are able to justify it, then no problem.

Hello Sudhanshu,
Though the marks obtained are good but no one can ensure you to get in this college or any other, because this is the very first criteria to select the students. After this, one has to undergo through written test, GD, PI or whatever is required for selection. So, scoring good in competitive exam is just not enough. So, for now, you can apply to this college and based on your marks and performance in PI you may get shortlisted.

Christ University-Bangalore, XIME-Bangalore, XIMR-Mumbai, BIMTECH-Noida, Flame University-Pune, Balaji Institutes-Pune, MIT-Pune and ITM-Mumbai are some of the colleges that consider MAT score. The best option would be Christ University, Bangalore through MAT.