Anyone knows what IIMs in India look for in MBA hopefuls?
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they r looking mainly for these two things...1) your aptitude knowledge(related to anything...mainly mathematics)\nand 2) ur English(includes voca, fluency,etc.,)
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visit " www.iitb.ac.in "\nu will found all information.\ngood luck - jindajind !
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Is this what you are looking for?\n\nhttp://www.indiaresults.com/Career_Guidance/MBA/default.htm
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The Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) in Amdavaad [Ahmedabad], Bengaluru [Bangalore], Kolkatha [Calcutta], Kozhikode [Calicut], and Lucknow are the internationally recognised, respected and accepted Institutes of Management in India.\nOnly an IIM can grant you a Master's Degree in Business Management [MBA].\nSeveral Indian universities [many of which are not even known of, abroad !] are now offering 'Post Graduate degrees in Management' [they CANNOT offer MBAs, as only the IIMs legally can]. But their alumni blatantly disregard the rules, and openly claim 'MBA' as their qualification - in the hope that all prospective employers will be unaware of this difference. \nBut, these 'degrees' are purely of 'cosmetic' value - and can only prove helpful, in impressing a semi-literate 'local' businessperson, or dumb prospective in-laws !
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Hey Chill!!Though it appears confusing , it really is not. MBA is best for people who have atleast 4-5 years work experience minimum. Just so that you know your work and field before getting into managerial positions and also to be respected by your subordinates. Doing engineering or not depends on your interests,likes and strengths. Engineering in IIT depends on your IIT-JEE score :D ... 1st step, to clear the entrance exam. If you get a seat then you can think about it. If you are still confused, may be you should meet a career counsellor and take psychometric tests to determine your field of interest and your strengths. You could also research on what profession you would like to be in and work backwards. Mail me if you have more questions.
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CAT is Common Admission Tests. You have to attempt it to get into Indian Institute of Managements(IIMs). It is said to be the most difficult exams to attempt.
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IIMAhmadabad MBA is the best
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well u can ask some of your friends who r doing MBA their library always have term papers however if u dont have any friends doing MBA mail me at skyabhinav@yahoo.co.in
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A GMAT of 740 is excellent, and higher than the average GMAT score at every American B-School.  The top American B-Schools want 30-40% of their students to be international students.  They want students to have four to five years of work experience.\n\nThe other things that they will care about are references, the quality of your previous education (it would help if you went to the top schools in India), references and your essays.  The essays are extremely important.\n\nYou seem to have many things going for you.  You have one thing that may go against you.  You already have an MBA.  You may want to contact the admissions offices of the schools that interest you to see if they will accept someone who already has a foreign MBA.  If they don't, then applying will be a waste of money.
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hi! in my opinion any educational institute is best as along as it facilitates you in achiving your goal. always remember its people who make institutes and not vice versa.any ways how did u do ur CAT ...remember apart from IIMS there are many more reputed institutes too in india. so keep ur priorities clear and go ahead  dont bother which ever IIM it is
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On the day of exam you can try in the center in your city. Normally the exams have such provisions to allow candiadtes who have not received admit crads. The centre head will ceratinly have a complete list of candidates in that centre.\n\nElse try finding out the website of IIMs. May be there is an option of seeing your roll no. or even print an admit card.
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Depends what you want to do. The IIMs are good but overrated. try the XLRI in Jamshedpur or Jamnalal Bajaj in Mumbai.
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MBA by distance mode is offered by various institutes / Universities.  Check the details for eligibility, Fees Etc. with the following link.\n\nhttp://www.ignou.ac.in/schools/soms/mbam...\n\nYou could also check with the following universities:\n\nhttp://www.mkudde.edu\n\nhttp://www.annamalaiuniversity.ac.in\n\nhttp://www.nmims.edu\n\nhttp://www.welingkar.org
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Here is the link to the ASQ list of example questions\nThe Quality Council of Indians is also supposed to have very good example questions...\n\nGood luck to you!  I just passed our corporation's internal BB test - haven't tried the ASQ test.
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MBA India - Kanpur Business School Program\nIIT KANPURThe MBA program is offered by the world-famous Industrial & Management (IME) department of Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IIT Kanpur). Selection of Indian students is through a rigorous All-India entrance test followed by GD &PI. This program is open only to engineering/ tech/ architecture graduates with min 60% marks. For foreign students, selection is on GMAT scores and prior background.
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no doubt all 6 iim in india are the best! but u have to be really brilliant  to get admission there! but there are many other great options for mba in india!\ni know few top management institutes in india :\n\nXLRI - Xavier Labour Research Institute, Jamshedpur\n\nISB - Indian School of Business, Hyderabad\n\n\nFMS - Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi\n\n\nJamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai (JBIMS)\n\nS. P. Jain Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai (SPJIMR)\n\n\nManagement Development Institute, Gurgaon (MDI)\n\nNarsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai (NMIMS)\n\nXavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar (XIM B)\n\nSymbiosis Institute of Business Management, Pune (SIBM)\n\nSymbiosis Center for Management & Human Resources Development, Pune (SCMHRD)\n\nT. A. Pai Management Institute, Manipal (TAPMI)\n\nLoyola Institute of Business Administration, Chennai (LIBA)\n\nInstitute of Rural Management, Anand (IRMA)\n\nInstitute of Management Development Research, Pune (IMDR)
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Though IIMs especially Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta and to an extent Lucknow are known as the premier B-schools of India, there are quite a few other excellent institutes too. Rankings vary from person to person, magazine to magazine and website to website. So I will just list the non-IIM institutes (the top seven non-IIMs I believe) in no particular order:\n\n1. Xavier Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur\n2. Faculty of Mgt. Studies , New Delhi\n3. SP Jain Institute Of Mgmt. & Research, Mumbai\n4. National Inst. Of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai\n5. Shailesh J Mehta School Of  Mgmt. (IIT) , Mumbai\n6. Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi\n7. Management Development institute, Gurgaon\n\nThere is also the Indian School of Business at Hyderabad, but with its demand of work experience, GMAT and a one-year course, it is more like an executive MBA program. In this regard, many people might even rate ISB better than the IIMs.