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In ITM MAT marks are not compulsary. The slection process is based on your Personal interview round with Campus head.PIs are undertaken to check a candidates personality traits, Behaviour, Awareness, Communication skills, Reasoning ability, Flexibility, Leadership, Assertiveness, Initiative, Confidence, Creativity to name a few.In a Personal Interview apart from the personality traits an interviewer or the panel is interested in knowing about candidates academics, goals and self awareness level.a candidate is also checked on his analytical ability.About salary, It will be depend upon your practical knowledge about the sector which you would like to work. but still the minimum package would be between 3 to 4 laks for fresher.

Dear Priyanka,
Scholarship is based upon percentage in your graduation, or on the bases of National level test CAT, MAT ,XAT etc or on the bases of LPU NEST.
In addition to this it is mandatory to give LPU NEST exam if you want to take admission in the month of May, and if you take admission before 30 May you also offered last year fee which is of great advantage.
For LPU NEST exam check the following link:
http://nest.lpu.in/
For details of fee structure, eligibility criteria and scholarship schemes check following link:
http://www.lpu.in/admissions/admissions.php
If you take admission before 30 May you can avail benefit of last year fee.
You can apply online from lpu website OR Visit lpu campus.
LPU also have number of admission centers across various cities of India contact them for any information and admission, check from following link:
http://www.lpu.in/LPU_in_your_town.aspx
For more details you can contact at 1800 102 4431

Yes there is a benefit of 1year. Your span of studying will be reduced to one year of the total; time of both the degrees. Also it is mandatory for you to give LPU NEST exam based upon which you may be offered scholarship, and if you take admission before 30 May 2015 you will be offered the benefit of last year fee.
For details of fee structure, eligibility criteria and scholarship schemes check following link:
http://www.lpu.in/admissions/admissions.php
If you take admission before 30 May you can avail benefit of last year fee.
You can apply online from lpu website OR Visit lpu campus.
LPU also have number of admission centers across various cities of India contact them for any information and admission, check from following link:
http://www.lpu.in/LPU_in_your_town.aspx
For more details you can contact at 1800 102 4431

Hi Aditya,
List of colleges according to your CMAT score:
- Prin. LN Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research, Mumbai 85 percentile
- IFIM Business School, Bangalore 85 percentile
- XISS Ranchi 199/95 percentile
- Acharya Bangalore Business School (ABBS), Bangalore 180/90 percentile
- PSG Institute of Management, Coimbatore 75 percentile
- ITM Business School, Navi Mumbai NA
- School of Communication and Management Studies, Cochin 75 percentile
- Lovely Professional University (MBA), Phagwara 80 percentile
- Indus Business Academy (IBA), Bangalore NA
- Prestige Institute of Management, Gwalior 84 percentile
- Institute of Management Technology (IMT), Nagpur & Hyderabad 70 percentile
- BIMTECH Greater Noida 75 percentile
- Birla Institute of Technology Mesra, Ranchi 75 percentile
- Mumbai Educational Trust's (MET) Institute of Mgmt, Mumbai 75 percentile
- Dr. D Y Patil Institute of Management, Pune 75 percentile
Note- Cutoffs are expected
While selecting the best, you need to check some of the important parameters such as recognition, year of establishment, batch size, syllabus, faculty, fees, placements etc.
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Wish You Luck!

Hi Pranay,
Well both of the courses have good future prospects so it is difficult to choose one. I suggest you to opt for something which is closer to your intent of further studies:
Development Studies:
After completing a degree in development studies, you can work with:
Non-governmental aid organisations: you can work in 'Third World' countries on development projects, or in "Western" countries running campaigns, lobbying, raising money, and development education.
International development institutions: you can work for international organisations such as the United Nations and the World Bank.
Government policy: You can work in the public service at all levels developing policy and programs concerning development and aid.
University research: You can continue studying in the university doing postgraduate research, or work as an academic teaching and researching in development studies. For example see: Centre for Development Studies and the National Centre for Development Studies.
Consultancy: You can work as a kind of free-lance 'expert' for various organisations on various projects.
Law:
There are lots of civil courts, district courts and high courts in the nation which gives budding lawyers a pedestal to prove their ability. There are other avenues through which you can practice law like corporate finance, business outsourcing, international trading, property disputes, immigration and employment and product accountability. There are hosts of opportunities that can open up for you. However, this will only be possible once you graduate from an Indian law school which is approved by Bar Council of India (BCI) which gives you the license to practice in India.
The quality of your educational qualification honored by National Law Schools of India will also be equivalent to that of an American Bar Association or Bar Council Organization UK.
Hope this helps. All the best.

Hi Pranay,
After a course in development studies you can plan on working in the social sector with agencies who are involved in social upliftment, working with specific underprivileged groups like women and children. These may be local NGOs or international agencies like the UN. You may also consider working with the policy makers in the government who are in control of policies being framed for social development . This may lead to openings in the civil services. If academics is an area that interests you then you can plan on going for research like a Phd program which will lead you to a teaching job. Hence based on your interest in the different areas you can choose a certain career.
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful.
Wish You Luck!