Hi aspirant...!

Hope you're doing great...!

So, with regard of you're query. There are generally minimum requirements for eligibility for every course. The minimal requirement for admission to the MBA program is that the applicant must have earned at least 50% of the possible points in their graduate program (For IIM the minimum marks required is 60 percent ). As a result, you are not qualified to enroll in the MBA program because you do not meet the minimal percentage requirement.

Consider the following link for further details on MBA:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/mba-master-of-business-administration

Hope this will helps you...!

GOOD LUCK...!

Hello aspirant,

With less than two years of experience, a pharmacist can expect to make about 21,900 INR each month. A person with between two and five years of experience can expect to make 30,200 INR a month, which is 38% more than a person with less than two years of experience.

So definitely with experience a pharmacist salary increases as working experience matters a lot.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hi Aastha,

If your family business is an officially registered business, then you can absolutely obtain a work experience certificate that shall bear your role in the business and the time period for which you worked for. It should be approved from a supervisor or a manager.

Your business's official bank account should be registered with your business during the time of its foundation, and the salary that you will receive from this bank account will act as a solid proof of your employment history. When you get your pay from the business's official account, you will have to obtain a bank statement reflecting the period from the first to the last month.

You won't require an offer letter, but your employer should provide you with a notepad carrying the company's official name and logo mentioning your role and start and end dates for approval by your manager.

Hope this helps. Please feel free to reach out in case of any doubts. Best of luck!

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. You have a fair chance of getting into IIM-B. According to past cut-offs.The composite score has the following weightage:

The cut-off is also based on scores obtained on various sections in CAT, the past cut-offs for OBC are as follows:

Quantitative Aptitude - 65

Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning -65

Verbal and Reading Comprehension -70

Total -75

All the best!

Hi aspirant,

These are a few colleges for MBA HR abroad that offer admission to graduates without work experience:-

1. Haas school of business- university of California

2. Wharton mba- university of Pennsylvania

3. Sloan school of management- MIT

4. Chicago booth school of business

5. University of west London

6. University of tubingen

7. Technical university of Munich

8. Graduate school of business and law - RMIT

9. Thompson rivers university

10. New York institute of technology

All the best!

Dear aspirant, I would suggest you to move to countries like Canada if you're interested in diploma courses. It would have some good results there, but for masters you should consider some top colleges accepting GMAT in any countries,

Go for diploma if you are not willing to invest some time.

Hello Aspirant,

On the basis of such above than average overall academic performance and work performance you have good chances of getting some top IIMs only if you will be able to secure 99+ percentile in CAT because you belongs to General category.

Now let us discuss about admission criteria of some of the top IIMs like IIM A,B&C so that you can understand more clearly :-

IIM Ahmedabad

Admission process for IIM A is a two step process. First step is for preliminary screening on the basis of Sectional cut-offs and overall cut-offs along with different rating points for IIM A which are described in the tables below and you need to clear sectional cut-off as well as Overall cut-off :-

Ratings on the basis of class 10th score :-

Rating on the basis of class 12th score :-

Rating scores on the basis of field of graduation and percentage :-

Rating scores on the basis of work experience (if any) :-

After considering all the ratings on the basis of above discussed factors candidates are shortlisted for Step 2 which is Analytical Writing Test and Personal Interview round.

You can check out complete admission process for IIM A from the link given below :-

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/iim-ahmedabad-admission-criteria

IIM Bangalore

In IIM B also there is a two stage selection process and the cut-offs are given below :-

For shortlisting of candidates for PI and AWT following weightage is considered by IIM B :-

Note that weightage mentioned is in points and the 40 points of CAT weightage can be bifurcated as follows  :-

• Verbal & Reading Comprehension (VARC) - 14 points
• Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR) - 16 points
• Quantitative Aptitude (QA) - 10 points

You can check out complete admission process for IIM B from the link given below :-

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/iim-bangalore-admission-criteria

IIM Calcutta

In IIM C also there is a two stage selection process and the cut-offs are given below :-

For IIM C also you need to clear the above cut-offs and your points as mentioned in the above table should be decent enough to get shortlisted for Stage 2 which is of AWT and PI.

Final selection will be made on the basis of following weightage :-

You can check out the link given below for complete admission Process of IIM C :-

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/iim-calcutta-admission-criteria

You can also use CAT Pathfinder to predict your chances to get call from different IIMs :-

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

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hi there.

If you want to further your studies overseas, you should go for it. Studying abroad is becoming a more common choice for students. If you choose to pursue your master's degree abroad, you may be eligible for a number of scholarships, grants, and financial aid programs developed specifically for international students completing their graduate degree abroad.

You can always pursue your master's degree, so taking a year or two off shouldn't be an issue. Many students obtain experience in their own nation before continuing their education overseas. Work experience improves your resume. However, as you can see, there are some colleges that accept students with no prior experience, so you have nothing to lose by choosing one over the other.