To register for an MBA course, you need to first check the eligibility criteria, which usually includes a bachelor’s degree with at least 50% marks. Most colleges require entrance exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, or CMAT. You can register for these exams on their official websites, and later apply to colleges through their admission portals. Make sure to keep your academic documents, ID proof, and a recent photo ready for the registration process.

MBA in Finance is one of the most sought after specializations and several colleges in India offer excellent academic quality along with strong placement support Some of the best institutions include Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad Indian Institute of Management Bangalore Indian Institute of Management Calcutta and Indian Institute of Management Lucknow These colleges have consistently recorded high placement rates with top recruiters from the banking consulting and financial services sector offering attractive salary packages Other top ranked private institutions include Xavier School of Management Jamshedpur Management Development Institute Gurgaon SP Jain Institute of Management and Research Mumbai and Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies Mumbai These colleges offer excellent faculty corporate exposure internships and final placements in companies like Goldman Sachs JP Morgan Deloitte KPMG and many others Students are advised to appear for entrance exams like CAT XAT or NMAT and prepare well to get into these institutions The average placement salary in top colleges ranges between fifteen lakh to twenty five lakh per annum based on past records

Eligibility : Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognized university with at least 50% aggregate marks for Non-Sponsored category (45–50% for Sponsored). Final-year students can apply provisionally, submitting degree proof by October 31. Specialized MBA programs (e.g., Data Science, IT) may require relevant degrees like Engineering or Statistics with 50% marks.

Entrance Exams : Valid scores from CAT (85 percentile), MAT (650 for Non-Sponsored, 600 for Sponsored), XAT (85 percentile), CMAT (200), GMAT (550), or NMAT (250 for Non-Sponsored) are required. Alternatively, candidates can take the Amity Written Test.

Selection Process : Shortlisted candidates undergo Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI). Some campuses may include essay writing to assess communication and analytical skills.

NPAT is divided into three major sections.

- Quantitative Reasoning: Here, you will take questions that involve numbers and different problems are included.

Percentages, computing profit and loss, discounts as well as their differences, time or work needed to complete a job, distances, dealing with ratios and proportions, figures on simple and compound interest, and annuities.

- Algebra: identifying important algebraic identities, equations, sequence, and series

- Geometry looks at shapes, their areas and their volumes in two and three dimensions.

Subjects such as Statistics and Probability include mean, median, mode, and measures of dispersion.

It looks at your critical thinking and data analysis skills in verbal-logical reasoning and topics like:

It is important to look at problems and come to decisions with critical thinking.

A study of figure analogy, figure series, and figure matching/classification is important for spatial reasoning.

- Use of graphs, charts, and tables to look at your data

Using logical ideas to conclude outcomes

Verbal Reasoning is meant to assess your English skills by testing areas like vocabulary and meaning.

- Gaining knowledge of the meanings of keywords

It includes the ability to spot grammatical mistakes.

Combining separate sentences into a logical order

- Reading Comprehension: looking at passages, finding connections between text, and examining the mood of the author

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NPAT Question Types:

• The NPAT includes Quantitative Reasoning (mathematics), Logical Reasoning, and Verbal Reasoning (English).
• All sections are multiple-choice, with a moderate level of difficulty.

NMIMS M.Pharm + MBA Admission:

• Applicants who are not GPAT qualified may still apply.
• Admission requires qualifying NMIMS’s own written test and interview.
• GPAT is not mandatory.

Hi aspirant,

Here is a list of some of the top MBA Colleges for Business Analytics in India-

1. IIM Bangalore (Indian Institute of Management Bangalore)
2. IIM Calcutta (Indian Institute of Management Calcutta)
3. MDI Gurgaon (Management Development Institute, Gurgaon)
4. NMIMS Mumbai (Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai)
5. IIM Kashipur
6. IIM Ranchi
7. Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai
8. SPJIMR Mumbai (S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research)
9. SCMHRD Pune (Symbiosis Centre for Management and Human Resource Development)
10. Indian School of Business (ISB) Hyderabad

MBA Business Analytics Colleges

You can also refer to the link given above for more information on the same.

All the best!

With 6580 AP ICET rank and BC-E category, getting MBA at Andhra University main campus is unlikely (cutoff usually below 2000).

But you have good chances in AU-affiliated or self-financed colleges.

Attend counseling and list both main and affiliated colleges.