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2016-01-31 11:36:57
Contributor-Level 6
A score of 60 percentile or above in any management entrance exam will make you eligible for the interview round.
You could even get a scholarship if you do well in entrance exam.
Scholarships are awarded on the following criterion:-
1. 85 percentile or more in CAT or XAT.
2. 95 percentile or more in MAT or CMAT.
If you have any other query, then please feel free to post questions.
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2016-01-31 11:36:51Contributor-Level 7
well amar we actually didn't get your query, valuable in what sense? And if you are talking about afterlife and value creation once you got enrolled then just be carefree because once you get admitted you'll have a life which you never had before it would include your academics upliftment and your overall personality grooming because apart from well structured study jaipuria even focuses upon making you a good well being which would serve you in long run and this only can be felt/witnessed once you start your life here beacuse we all are facing and feeling the same of being different from what we use to be. So all the best f
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2016-01-31 11:34:19
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2016-01-31 10:59:37Contributor-Level 10
In my opinion, IILM University, Gurugram is a great option for all the students. IILM has a legacy of excellence in Responsible Management Education since 1993. It is one of the best option for an MBA degree. You should consider IILM as per the highlights of University: Location : IILM is located at Golf course road, sec. 53. It is just 5 minutes from Cyber City and 2 minutes from Horizon Center - India hub of Fortune 500 companies and Indian Unicorns like Microsoft, American Express, Sapient, Facebook, Zomato etc. Curriculum : The curriculum at IILM imbibes some of the best aspects of courses offered at top business schools around the
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2016-01-31 10:58:04
Contributor-Level 6
The placements do not depend much on prior experience.The lowest would be 7-7.5L a year. You can get all the details on the website . http://www.mica.ac.in/
Hope this helps you
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2016-01-31 10:55:34Contributor-Level 9
Eligibility criteria for these courses are pretty simple. Graduation in any discipline is what they want. There is no particular instructions about marks.
So you are eligible. Congratulations.
All the best.
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2016-01-31 10:52:26
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2016-01-31 10:47:39
Guide-Level 12
Canada is a lovely place to study. The country is a safe nation. University of Manitoba again is one of the respectable and reputed universities in Canada so I really do not see any reason why you should not go there.
Best Wishes.
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2016-01-31 10:29:53
Contributor-Level 8
Your score is not good enough to get you through to NIT. You can try giving the entrance exam again and study hard.
All the best.
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2016-01-31 10:28:12
Contributor-Level 6
How low are your academic grades. For MICAT you need to appear for CAT but your CAT score does not matter much as you need to clear MICAT to get an interview call.MICA looks at various parameters,so you should go ahead and apply.
Hope this helps you.
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2016-01-31 10:28:00Beginner-Level 5
The cut off for this year isnt announced yet. If your sectionals are also as good as your overall, you will definitely get a call. :)
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2016-01-31 10:18:46Beginner-Level 5
The IIM Predictor of https://Shiksha.com can give you your probable admissions to a great extent, however t is subjective and cannot be taken as the sole solution. Hope it helps!
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The IIM Predictor of https://Shiksha.com can give you your probable admissions to a great extent, however t is subjective and cannot be taken as the sole solution. Hope it helps!
Thanks
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2016-01-31 10:18:40Beginner-Level 5
The IIM Predictor of https://Shiksha.com can give you your probable admissions to a great extent, however it is subjective and cannot be taken as the sole solution. Hope it helps!
Thanks
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2016-01-31 10:18:26Beginner-Level 5
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