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Hello Sai,
Arena Animation and MAAC (Maya Academy) are the best nationalized institutes and give service in every big city of India. Just check other information from the website.

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A score above 90 percentile with good performance in GD/PI is feasible. There is no particular cut-off as such.

Jobs are less in MBA as compared to BE but packages are very high in MBA.

There are multiple specializations in MBA such as Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, IT, SCM, Logistics, Operations, Systems, General Management or sector specific specialization like travel, Healthcare, banking, Insurance, IT/ Systems etc. One must chose MBA specialization based on their interests, educational background, prior job experience and personality, skills and competencies. Individuals with good numerical ability can do well in the field of finance particularly investment bank. Marketing is suitable for extroverts. People with social skills and empathy are suitable for HR. You may chose Marketing, HR or IT/Systems.

Yes, you can pursue MBA in marketing after BCA. MBA has a good scope and in marketing specifically international business is in great demand. You can pursue this and career options are also good.

You can apply for entire such as AFCAT CDSE, NCC. Once you clear your SSB interview, you will get a call letter based upon vacancies and your merit.

From July, the next batch will start.

Hey Nagamanigandan!Here the atmosphere is so good that u may enjoy being here you may have lots and lots of work to be done but you will never feel the pressure of doing it. Including the college academic fees and hostel fees you will have to pay Rs.8,00,000 /- for two years of your MBA. Hope you got your doubt cleared. Thank You! All the Best!

You can either join some coaching class or opt to self-prepare for the exam. If choosing the latter option, first go through the syllabus of MAT and be thorough with the basic concepts. Solve decent number of questions per topic to get a good understanding of the particular topic(s). Then, start giving the mocks as well as previous years' MAT papers and analyze them for the mistakes/improvements.
Good luck.

Yes this college runs separate course for MBA-Evening batch.

In Pune, you can join TIME institute or Pankaj Gandhi Academy (PGA).

Around 96-97 percentile.

I suggest you to go for engineering or army.

The course related to fabric and garment manufacturing is basically fashion designing, like for Bachelors it is B.Des. in fashion designing and for Masters it is M.Des. in fashion designing.
In this, you'll be taught about the fabric and garment manufacturing in detail. If you just want to go with the fabrics then you can do something with textile designing and that is also a good option with a lot of scope.