Dear Aspirant,

Yes, you can do your MBA program in RMIT without any work experience.  Having said that the first step that you need to do is check if your college is eligible under the Commonwealth Register of Institutions for Overseas Students (CRICOS) and if your Degree is recognized. Then you need to do your IELTS and start the process of applying to the university.

You must go through the enrollment process very thoroughly as it is very important that you understand every requirement and normally overseas institutions expects the students to understand every facet of the enrollment process. Admission is just not about getting good grades in your examinations but your suitability for the course, hence it is more rigorous. Then you also need to understand the visa requirements to get a valid Student visa and that can only happen after you get a confirmation of enrollment.

If you are really keen on RMIT, please visit their site and read thoroughly and take notes on requirement for enrollment and then visa process. Preparation is key!

Good Luck

Hello

If you do well in the two years of your MBA program then the recruiters will be ready to forget your past.
I would suggest you to take admission into institution of your choice, go ahead and complete your MBA with full enthusiasm, prove everybody wrong by excelling in your MBA and no recruiter is going to worry about those three years. As it is rightly said, you can't bury the past so don't try to. See how well you can do in the present to build up a good future.

Prof. RSS Mani

VP Institutional Development, ITM Group

hi,

see cutoff score changes every year and it depends on some factors like number of participants, questions difficulty level,s eat matrix. cutoff score for mtech is comparatively hoes lower than mtech course, you may apply for iit mandi, iit guwahati, nit trichy.

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Hello Aspirant,

As you have 2 years  teaching experience in a couching institute and you wanted to show it as mba experience i think it may not be possible as it comes under teaching experience and to show mba experience you should have certificates of that as by that proof it is possible to show that you have mba experience so ALL THE BEST for your future and i think my suggestions and knowledge may be helpful to u and focus and also concentrate more one your career so that you may get good placements thank u.

Hii,

They might if they feel suspicious about one's experience. They do ask a lot of questions about your job profile, what all responsibilities you had at your previous job etc. These recruiters are great in terms of catching even minute details and might ask for a background check before giving you the job offer. So it is advised to be honest at all times. Honesty is the best policy. If you are able to answer all the questions they ask regarding your previous experience then they might not.

Though they do verify all your certificates be it related to work or extracurriculars etc. so please keep them intact and produce when asked to do so.

Thanks.

Ok Shreya, Let's start from the basics. There are certain misconceptions everyone has while coming to CAT Percentile.

If you consider top Institutes like IIM A,B,C,L,Kozi, Indore. FMS, XLRI then there are certain rules which they follow for the Initial Calling and final Selection. Each and everything as certain weightage like for FMS Delhi, 100% weightage is given to CAT percentile while Initial Calling and for Final Selection, 60% to the CAT score, 10% to X and Xii and 25% to GD and PI. Sometimes they conduct Extempore too.

Top IIM's follows different rules, 60 to 70% weightage is given to CAT score for the Initial Calling and then for the final Selection 50-60% is given to GD and PI while work exp. is given a mere 5 to 10% only( during Final Selection).

So, you need to get 99+ percentile to stand anywhere.

Feel free to comment down any other query.

Hello Aspirant !

It will make a difference definitely in the admission process if you are looking for a good college , as interviewers asked you about the reason of your gap , so it is advisable to have a good reason prepared already in this matter.

Same thing will happen in placement activity also.

Hope it helps !

hi,

see it is not mandatory to have work experience to join 2 year mba program in sp jain, however if you opt for executive mba then work experience is necessary.

sp jain offers mba courses on Marketing, Operations, Information Management & Finance.

sp jain selection criteria is two types 1> profile based, 2> profile cum score based.

as per previous years cutoff cat overall percentile was 85. with 75 percentile cutoff in sectional. sp jain observes candidates based on their academic score, extracurricular activities, achievements and relevant work experience.

hi,

see cutoff score changes every year and it depends on number of participants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix tc, see if you are really interested to do mtech you can surely apply for mtech admission of nits and iits, at this score you have chances in iit guwahati, top nits, iiest shivpur, vit vellore, jadavpur university.

You may use careers360 college predictor tool to know your predictable colleges

https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor

Hii Ankit,

You have a decent profile. You can certainly get a call from the newer IIMs but that depends on what you had in graduation if you are from commerce background then for sure you'll get a call from the newer IIMs. Getting a call from IIM A/B/C/L/I/S FMS, MDI would be difficult all other B-schools will welcome with open arms.

You can gain workex for not more than 2 years and also work on your percentile then you'll have calls from the old iims to.

Read more here https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-cutoff

https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/cat

Hope it helps.

Thanks.