I have 54.4 % in graduation am i eligible for mba in this college ??
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7th Feb, 2019
Hello Ajit,
Can you please mention the name of college for which you want to check your eligibility?
By taking into account your graduation percentage you fulfill the basic eligibility criterian required for MBA . But along with this you have appear for the MBA enterance. Some of the entrance exams preferred by top institutes are,
CAT (Common Admission Test.)
XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test. )
GMAT (Graduate Management Aptitude Test.)
CMAT Entrance Exam
MAT Entrance Exam.
ATMA Entrance Test.
NMAT Entrance Exam.
SNAP Entrance Exam.
Along with this you have to prepare for GD. Following link will help you for that http://www.bschool.careers360.com/articles/gd-topics-for-mba
All the Best
Can you please mention the name of college for which you want to check your eligibility?
By taking into account your graduation percentage you fulfill the basic eligibility criterian required for MBA . But along with this you have appear for the MBA enterance. Some of the entrance exams preferred by top institutes are,
CAT (Common Admission Test.)
XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test. )
GMAT (Graduate Management Aptitude Test.)
CMAT Entrance Exam
MAT Entrance Exam.
ATMA Entrance Test.
NMAT Entrance Exam.
SNAP Entrance Exam.
Along with this you have to prepare for GD. Following link will help you for that http://www.bschool.careers360.com/articles/gd-topics-for-mba
All the Best
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6th Feb, 2019
hi,
. You are eligible to do an MBA. Next step is to qualify an entrance exam like CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT/ATMA and many more (any one or more depends on you).
Simultaneously improve your communication skill/ general knowledge / business knowledge which help you to clear GD/PI round after qualifying in the entrance examination.
No worry if the graduation marks is less than 55%, it doesn’t matter much. And you can compensate this if you have any work experience.
So focus on the entrance exam and prepare yourself for GD/PI and work experience (if yes then additional benefit).
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