Hello student,

Congratulations for scoring such great percentile in MHTCET 2021. With this good percentile, you can get admission in some of the good colleges of the state. However, you may have to compromise with your branch preferences in some of the colleges. Also, while taking admission in a certain college, your work experience plays negligible role. It only matters during your placements after your graduation.

Here is a list of some of those colleges:

• Thakur College of Engineering
• Atharva College of Engineering
• Shah and Anchor College of Engineering
• PES Modern College of Engineering
• Terna College of Engineering
• AISSMS
• KK Wagh College of Engineering
• Datta Meghe College of Engineering
• DY Patil College of Engineering

Click here to get the prediction of colleges available to you

Click here to check out the previous year cut offs

I hope this helps, All the Best!

Dear aspirant,

Yes you can get admission even if you don't have any work experience. But there are many other aspects which count while selecting the candidate.

The weightage for entrance exam is nearly 70% and other 30% include academics, GD, PI and work experience. If you talk generally the weightage for work experience is 3-5%. So it doesn't matter mostly . And there are nearly 25-30 percent of batch who are freshers and have no work experience. So if you have good profile and have scored good in entrance exam then you can come up with flying colors.

Here are some relevant articles,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nmims-cet

Hope this information helps and

All the best for the journey ahead.!! :)

Hello There!

Both the cases are benefitial. However, if you want to settle abroad, you should go with it as it would open a door to many new and exciting opportunities. An MBA abroad is great as it gives more exposure, and opens a ton of profiles. Also, your pay will be significantly higher for fresh graduates.

The top 20 schools can get you a starting pay of around 15 L - 25 L (average) which for India standards (any tier 1 city) is pretty good. Also you are likely to have a good career trajectory post a top MBA specially in companies that have well defined growth curves.

Hope this helps

Hello There Aspirant!

You should be able to secure a call from both, FMS and IIT Delhi with this score. However, the conversion depends more on the personal interview and further selection grounds. A good performance in GD/PI will definitely be in your favor owing to the fact that the cat weightage in final admission has gone down and GD/PI have higher weightage now.

Hope this helps and All the best!

Hi

There do exist colleges which give you admission to MBA without seeing Academic records but let me tell you one thing that there will be certain criteria like entrance exams, etc.

Below is the list of colleges you can check:

IIM Lucknow

XLRI (Xavier Labour Relations Institute)

FMS (Faculty of Management Studies)

JBIMS (Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies)

MDI (Management Development Institute)

NITIE (National Institute of Industrial Engineering)

IIFT & NMIMS

Good Luck !!!

Hope this information helps you :)

Hello no you dont need work experience for Lal bahadur shastri institute of managament

here is the list of things necessary for the admission

• First of all, applicants need to have a bachelor’s degree with at least 50% marks. Students from SC/ST/OBC will be given privilege according to reservation.
• Students who are going to face their final year exam can also apply for admission in PGDM/MBA in LBSIM.
• Applicants need to have good score in their CAT/GMAT examination. They also need to score good marks in group discussion, personal interview and yes written test.

Hello,

A drug inspector is a professional who is an expert to monitor the safety, utility efficiency, and quality of a drug from its manufacturing until its sale at the retail shop.

You must have completed your graduation in pharmacy or pharmaceutical science or clinical pharmacology or microbiology or medicine or any other equivalent qualification from a recognized institution.

Besides this, an aspiring drug inspector your must be in between 21 years and 30 years of age. If you are of the reserved category you will get relaxation in the upper age limit according to the government’s rules and regulations.

A drug inspector is selected on the basis of performance in the academics, written exam, and personal interview taken by various departments of state and Union Government.

As per the eligibility criteria there is no such rule to have work experience or whatever you just need to pass the entrance exam like gpat etc.

https://www.careers360.com/careers/drug-inspector

Hope this helps!!