Yes, there is high chance that you will be getting calls from most of the newer IIMs if not all. However, based on your profile it won’t be easy to get into an IIM. You might have to work extra hard for your PI round.
Prepare for the interview by availing of some professional help. The competitions for IIMs are tough and should not be underestimated. One excellent way to prepare for your interview is going through interview experiences on Pagal Guy. It provides elaborate interview experiences of converted calls. You may also join the mentorship program at new IIMs.
IIM Calcutta focuses on CAT rather than 10th/12th/graduation to give you PI calls. Then, during the selection stage, IIM C prioritizes PI performance over all other factors. So, without a doubt, your academic results are excellent and will aid you in the admissions process (though relatively low). So, if you want to get into IIM C for MBA, you should focus on getting a higher CAT percentile and excellent PI preparation and performance.
If you have academic or gender diversity work experience, or if you are from the EWS/PwD/NC-OBC/SC/ST category, the process will be sped up.
The trend has it that the waitlist movement for IIM Kozhikode can go till 100 so there are healthy chances of conversion at WL 26. Most of the IIMs and other B-Schools that par with or better than IIM K have not released their merit lists. Once that is done, the waitlist movement is supposed to gain momentum. You can expect 0-5 movement in the next few lists but hang tight. 26 is a convertible waitlist number.
No matter which B School you choose, PGP is always a better choice than ABM. But there might be a specific reason why you got an ABM offer rather than a PGP. But at IIM Lucknow, students of both programs are offered equal opportunities. These include final placements. summer placements and subsequent PPOs.
The major drawback of ABM is that you are deprived of the PGP electives and can cover ABM electives only. These electives cover strategy marketing and operations.
Talking about your offer from SP JAIN for IM, let me tell you that in this regard, IIM Shillong is a much better choice. Its campus in Dubai is a testament to its worth.
Firstly it's not up to you to choose Hyderabad or Mohali. You can just apply to ISB and the campus is allotted on the basis of a strange algorithm.
Now coming back to the question of your chances of getting into ISB, it seems I know nothing about your profile. I will state some general points regarding ISB Hyderabad admissions
More than work experience, the quality of your work and achievements matter more. While writing the essays mention the unique qualities and roles you have fulfilled in life.
Though 30 months of work experience will add value to your MBA journey, XAT gives only 15 % for your academics and work experience. The chances of getting a call at this percentile is pretty high but it would also depend on your sectional cutoff; XAT usually gives a high weightage to your decision making score.
XAT eligibility criteria do not require any minimum percentage in your undergraduate to appear in the exam but if you do get the interview call, the panel might ask you questions about the low score in your graduation. Make sure you give the honest answer but try to be smart with it. They are always looking for answers that show your potential and how you cna present even the worst things about your CV in a positive way.
Yes, you can get a study visa without IELTS. Many countries provide study visas without IELTS if you have sound educational grades and meet all other requirements. You have to submit your application for a study visa. However, most of the French universities require IELTS or any English proficiency score as a basic admission requirement.
Since last year, i.e 2020, LUVAS Hisar has not conducted any separate exam for admission in BVSc course. You just have to appear for the NEET exam and be sure to crack it well.
They decide the cut-off based on your NEET marks and the number of students who appear for the exam that apply in LUVAS. All the admission seats- be it the 85% State Quota seats or the 15% VCI All India seats- require the same criteria for it to be successful, i.e NEET marks. Even the counselling will take place separately for the State Quota and All India VCI Quota.
Yes, you can get E&TC at Marathwada Mitra Mandal College of Engineering with 68 percentile.
Here is the detailed cutoff for E and TC branches for various branches:
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Home University Seats Allotted to Home University Candidates - GNT2H |
5.1519738 |
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Home University Seats Allotted to Home University Candidates - GOBCH |
16.9684175 |
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Home University Seats Allotted to Home University Candidates - GOPENH |
64.44747 |
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Home University Seats Allotted to Home University Candidates - GSEBCH |
5.1501633 |
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Home University Seats Allotted to Home University Candidates - LOBCH |
30.4157644 |
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Home University Seats Allotted to Home University Candidates - LOPENH |
67.7491074 |
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Home University Seats Allotted to Home University Candidates - LSCH |
0.6166581 |
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Home University Seats Allotted to Home University Candidates - LSEBCH |
27.3020575 |
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Home University Seats Allotted to Other Than Home University Candidates - GNT3H |
15.7083059 |
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Home University Seats Allotted to Other Than Home University Candidates - GSEBCH |
16.5896598 |
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Home University Seats Allotted to Other Than Home University Candidates - LSEBCH |
69.3322132 |
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Other Than Home University Seats Allotted to Other Than Home University Candidates - GOBCO |
47.3461614 |
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Other Than Home University Seats Allotted to Other Than Home University Candidates - GOPENO |
53.5214328 |
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Other Than Home University Seats Allotted to Other Than Home University Candidates - GSCO |
19.5603369 |
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Other Than Home University Seats Allotted to Other Than Home University Candidates - GSEBCO |
20.5416308 |
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Other Than Home University Seats Allotted to Other Than Home University Candidates - LOBCO |
50.5188908 |
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Other Than Home University Seats Allotted to Other Than Home University Candidates - LOPENO |
57.5813098 |
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Other Than Home University Seats Allotted to Other Than Home University Candidates - LSEBCO |
19.3774759 |
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State Level - DEFOPENS |
17.4243028 |
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State Level - TFWS |
87.5955042 |
Hope this helped you!
First of all, congratulations on your acceptances to these colleges. Great Lakes would be the best option for you if you’re interested in a one-year MBA program, especially in the IT domain, given the current COVID situation. If you’re interested in rural management instead, IIRMA is considered the best program for that specialization.
I would advise against choosing IIT-BHU and recommend KJ Somaiya only if you’re specifically interested in pursuing an MBA in HCM. TAPMI would be the best choice for someone looking for a general MBA program without a specific interest in any of the specialized areas mentioned above.