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You have to complete class 12th board exam with physics, chemistry and mathematics. After completing class 12th, you need to crack JEE Mains and Advance to pursue B.Tech from a decent college.

Hi,
You can check out this link for colleges accepting NMAT score:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-nmat-by-gmac-score?hl=1
I hope this helps.

Hi,
Yes, admission in SCMHRD totally depends on your SNAP score and your profile I.e. 10th and 12th scores.
I hope it helps.

Yes, you can apply for the program, there is no such requirement of any category. So, for the same, just go through the ISME college website and apply online with required documents.

Most of the free coaching is not so effective, so you have to pay to learn good stuff. I suggest you prepare through books of Arun Sharma and Sarvesh K Verma.

To prepare for MAT you can refer books of CAT by Arun Sharma for logical reasoning, reading comprehension and data interpretation. For quantitative aptitude I suggest Sarvesh K Verma's book.

You can try for Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi as it has very less fees but getting into that college is really difficult and private colleges usually have higher fees.

Admission call depends on your graduation specialization also. Without that it would be near impossible to predict the call. Having said that, assuming you are GEM, you won't get a call from IIM A with such score at 98% marks.

Dear
Yes, you can. As per UGC guidelines, one can pursue 2 different programme from 2 different universities in different study mode.
But you have to check your time management for your study .
All the best!

Hi,
Apply for MBA entrance exams like CAT/XAT/MAT/CMAT/GMAT. All top B-Schools in India accepts scores of these exams. A good percentile like 98 percentile gives a chance to get into IIMs best for MBA programs, followed by IIT-B/D and then other private and autonomous institutes. You can also sit for college specific entrance exams like IIFT/SNAP/TISS.

You have good options of doing part-time MBA from Welingkar and KJ Somaiya as they offer best grooming opportunities. You may also try out NMIMS and Welingkar for distance MBA.

IMDR has been ranked first this year by the HigherEducationReview.com for industry based syllabus.
The institute totally follows a study driven learning system which makes the course more reliable and pragmatic.

Yes, you can try. Fill the registration form available on Amity's website.
But, you need to pass the amity entrance test followed by an interview.
Form is available on: http://amity.edu/

Acharya Bangalore, IIBS Bangalore, ISBR Bangalore, SIES mumbai, SRM Chennai and KIAMS Pune are some good options you may consider at this score with average placements ratios.

Hi Akash,
100% placement guarantee even IIM's and Grade A business schools won't give. In our college (ABBS) you will get 100% placement assistance, if you perform well during two years of MBA. Reputed companies with good packages coming to our campus, definitely you will get your return on investment from ABBS. Looking forward for your decision, all the best.

Yes, as it has decent placement record and you will get the taste of international exposure with student faculty exchange. Overall, it is a good college.

PSU hires M.Tech graduates also against high skill technology jobs.