Hello Aspirant,

Most schools look for a minimum of two years of work experience and on the higher end, we've worked with successful applicants who applied with six or seven years of experience. That said, those lucky applicants tend to be the exception to the rule and have extenuating circumstances in play.

If you have work experience between 2 to 3 years in supervisory cadre, you will be awarded weightage by IIMs in admission. Please remember no IIM gives any weightage to the work experience of less than 6 months. Work experience beyond 4 years on wards also has very less or no weightage and is not much preferred by IIMs.

Hope this helps !!

Getting into HR with no experience can be a challenge. Volunteering can be a great way to break into field of HR. Contributing to a local community or NGOs can build the required skills. Moreover you have many options like Internshala where you can easily get internships with a job offer as well you can go for some training as well.

Hope this help you,

Best wishes!!

Sir please mention the details which you want,our technical team is here to provide you the accurate details of colleges/Universities/exams/general questions etc. I am providing you with some details hope so it may help you.

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Hope so it may help .

Thank you.

There is no physical examination for "WORK EXPERIENCE". This particular field is graded on the basis of assessments, internals, etc. However, this is not taken into consideration while calculating aggregate percentage. Aggregate percentage will still be determined by the five main subjects' marks. However, if a student fails in one of the five main subjects, then instead of using that failed subject's marks, marks of additional subject (if any) is taken into consideration for calculation of aggregate percentage marks.

Hope it helps.

hello dear,

No, your 12th class percentile will not create any trouble.

Only your graduation , your CAT score and  working experience will be considered.

try to achieve 99.99% on your CAT examination So that you will get the chance on some top IIM colleges.

Thanks

All the best have a bright future ahead.

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• XIME Banglore
• Balaji Institute Of Modern Management (BIMM) Pune
• SIESCOMS Navi Mumbai
• christ university, banglore
• New Delhi Institute of Management (NDIM) New Delhi

Hii Sushila

It's great to hear that you have a 6 year work experience and you want to refine your career again.

The course you are asking to join is the course made for working professionals who want some changes in their field of work or want to get higher rank profile.

It would be really helpful for you to refine yourself and your career again.

There's no harm in doing this after mba.

It will definitely add value in your resume.

If you can't afford regular college, you can also try the executive course or part time courses.

Dear Aspirant,

The first point you need to consider is whether to be a regular college going student or hold your current position and acquire an MBA through distance learning.

If you want to be a regular student then you need to write either Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test (JEMAT) applicable to West Bengal for admission to the colleges in W. Bengal OR write Common Admission Test (CAT) for admission to the IIMs and every B School in India. CAT is much more difficult examination to tackle.

If you want to do distance learning at IGNOU – Indira Gandhi National Open University then you need to write IGNOU OPENMAT, which is their examination for their MBA programs.  If you want to hold onto your employment then taking this degree in the distance learning format is advisable and their distance learning degrees are now widely accepted.

So the first thing to do is choosing the examination you intend to take and start preparing for it while working.  Read about the good colleges in Kolkata and find out about their eligibility and then work towards achieving them.  Having a good working experience will allow you to evaluate them better and choose the course that suits your career.

Good Luck