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Given below is the comparison between NL Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research and Sri Balaji University's Balaji Institute of Modern Management for MBA Finance based on various parameters:
Hello Salma,
To pursue an MBA in Finance after your B.Sc., you don’t need specific subjects in Class 13 (or your first year of B.Sc.) since MBA programs accept students from diverse educational backgrounds. However, strengthening your understanding of basic math, economics, and statistics can be beneficial, as finance heavily
You have a strong academic profile with an impressive CGPA in BSc Biotechnology and a good percentile in MBA CET. Your OBC category status also provides an advantage in the admissions process.
Factors in your favor:
Hello Siddhi,
Your chances of being accepted into the SIES PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management) program with an 85th percentile in MBA CET, a CGPA of 9.01 in BSc Biotechnology, 61.34% in 12th standard, and 84.20% in 10th standard look promising. However, admissions depend on several factors beyond just
Your 85.41 percentile in MBA CET, along with your academic profile— 9.01 CGPA in B.Sc. Biotechnology, 61.34% in 12th standard , and 84.20% in 10th standard —provides a solid application for the SIES PGDM program. However, acceptance depends on several factors:
Cutoff Percentile : Typically, SIES requires around
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Choosing between Allenhouse Institute of Technology and Maharana Pratap Group of Institutes (MPGI) for your MBA depends on several factors such as faculty quality, campus facilities, placement records, and student reviews.
Allenhouse Institute of Technology is known for its robust curriculum, good infrastructure, and supportive faculty. It provides a
Well I think you forgot to mention the important part. Which is whats the goal. Exposure is a wide Answer. All are professional qualifications which give you professional experience. And the same ICWAI that you pursued also gave you professional exposure. But if my guess is that you want to
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With 56 marks in TS ICET, your options for MBA colleges may be limited to institutions with lower cutoffs, particularly in private or regional colleges. Here are a few steps you can follow to choose the right college: 1. Check Previous Year Cutoffs:
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