What is MAT score required for MBA and PGDM here?Which has got more placements MBA or PGDM?

Asked about AIMS Institutes - Master of Business Administration (MBA)

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Asked by Jones Edison

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    PALASH AGRAWAL | Contributor-Level 8

    9 years ago
    Hii jones, You have to get atleast 50%le in any of the entrance exam. then after admission process u will easily conformed your admission. placements are very good for both the courses. MBA have more no. of students and they also have more competition. but as the competition increase, no. of opportunity will also increase. goodluck
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    Dia Paul | Contributor-Level 7

    9 years ago
    Hi jones.for the MAT SCORE u have to hav just the score card with a min passing marks as our cold select on the basis of their own selection process!n mba n Pgdm is equally treated in the campus as far as placements are cncerned
    All the best!

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