Will I be able to get admission? I'll complete my BE in June'17 & planning to give CAT & other MBA exams. I don't have any experience.

135 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Sameer Chavan
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Aradhna Patwa
9 years ago
Yes, of course. It is not necessary to have work experience to get admission into MBA colleges. There are many aspirants who apply for MBA colleges without work experience. Weightage of work experience is low at most IIMs.Good luck!

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Gourav Choudhury
9 years ago
Sure, you can. Just for your information nearly one-third of the batch here at IIM A are freshers. Work experience is not necessary for admission. But in case you are having a gap in your career, you need to explain that well during PI.

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Aishwarya Singh
9 years ago
Depends upon your score.If you are able to score 99.90 percentile in the exams,you'll definitely get a call.

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