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Thanks for reaching out. A CGPA of 6.64 is decent, and you’re eligible for many MBA colleges, especially if you’ve also given an entrance test like CAT, MAT, or your state-level MBA entrance.

Here are some MBA colleges you can consider:

• Private Colleges like KIIT School of Management, Amity University, IMS Ghaziabad.
• State Universitie  like Osmania University (if you’re from Telangana), MAKAUT (West Bengal), or Pune University (for MH CET MBA).
• AICTE-approved colleges: Many mid-tier colleges accept students based on graduation marks and entrance score combinations.

If your entrance test scores are low, try colleges with direct admission or management quota. Just ensure the college has good faculty, placements, and reviews. It’s better to focus on skill-building and internships during your MBA to get good placement outcomes.

To check more MBA colleges you can visit this link below;

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mba-colleges-in-india

All the best for your MBA journey!

Hello,

You’re right that MEXT rarely offers direct MBA scholarships. MEXT is more research-focused. However, here’s what many students do:

1. You can apply for a research program under MEXT, ideally in a business or management-related field.

2. Once in Japan, build rapport with professors and perform well during your research year.

3. Then, you can apply for a degree switch from research to a regular degree like MBA with your professor’s support.

4. If the university agrees and MEXT approves, you can continue as a full-time MBA student under the same scholarship.

This path is not guaranteed, but it has worked for many students. Just choose a university that offers MBA programs in English, like Hitotsubashi, Ritsumeikan, or NUCB.

Hope you will find it helpful!

Hello Aspirant,

Both SRM KTR and Jain CMS B-School offer their own advantages, and your choice will depend on what you value most. SRM KTR has a strong academic reputation and has better infrastructure than Jain CMS B-School; however, Jain´s location in a business city could offer more industry exposure. If alumni and campus life are important to you, SRM is a good choice. If placement and networking are more important, Jain could be better.

If you’ve given the MAT exam and want admission in an MBA program through government colleges in Kolkata, here’s what you need to know:

Several government or government-aided institutes in Kolkata accept MAT scores for MBA admission. However, most top government colleges in West Bengal prefer CMAT, CAT, or JEMAT scores. That said, some colleges may consider MAT scores in specific quotas or for leftover seats.

Though you can consider:

• Bengal Institute of Business Studies (semi-government)

• NSHM Knowledge Campus (Kolkata)

• Institute of Engineering and Management (IEM) – sometimes considered semi-govt/private

• Army Institute of Management (for defense background)

For purely government institutes like Calcutta University (Dept. of Business Management) or IISWBM, MAT is usually not accepted — they require CAT or JEMAT.

Hello,

The Goutami Colleges charge INR 70,000 to INR 90,000 for a two-year MBA program. If you want more data about fees, you can directly ask the college authorities; they will give a full in-depth guide about the fee structure in this case. It's also college approved by AICTE. You need to take the TSICET exam, and then based on its merit, you can get admission.

I hope it resolves your query!!