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What's the admission process at IIM Rohtak and what’s the percentile required?
Since its inception in 2009, IIM Rohtak has steadily grown into a premier B-School, achieving numerous milestones.
The primary goal of IIM Rohtak's admission process is to identify qualified candidates for admission in each category, namely General, NC-OBC, SC, ST, EWS, and PWD/DAP. The Institute acknowledges the possibility of a student body that is generalized toward men and graduates with degrees in engineering and other related fields, even though merit is the primary factor. Therefore, it works to ensure that opportunities for various subject streams and genders are more evenly distributed. The strategy used at IIM Rohtak includes properly recognizing academic consistency.
IIM Rohtak's new admissions procedure consists of the following five steps considering that the institute is no longer a CAP participant:
- Stage I: IIM Rohtak Online Registration for PGP Admission.
- Stage II: It consists of a written analysis test (WAT) and a personal interview (PI)
- Stage III: The Final Selection List is based on CAT, WAT, and PI scores, as well as Diversity.
- Stage IV: Provisional Admission Offer for the PGP program.
- Stage V: Reporting to the PGP program.
The CAT Total Score will be given a weight of 45%. (Scaled to 100). WAT and PI scores will be given a weight of 35%. Furthermore, candidates will be given a 20% weighting for academic diversity and gender diversity.
Is it worth it to take admissions in the Manipal University Jaipur for a B.Tech?
Manipal University Jaipur isn’t a good option for pursuing a B.Tech degree. The degree is pretty expensive with low ROI.
Manipal Univesity Jaipur B.Tech fees are around INR 12.61 lakhs. While the average CTC stands around INR 5.43 lakhs. Most recruiting companies that visit the campus placement are from CS or IT sector. There’s aren’t many placement opportunities available for core branches.
What should be the study plan to get into JBIMS?
To gain admission into JBIMS, it is essential to possess more than just a study plan. A positive mindset, consistency, and speed are key to success.
JBIMS admission procedure is managed through DTE. For Maharashtra-based candidates, CET scores are accepted. There is a reservation for All India Seats, where one may apply through CAT, ATMA, or MAT. It is important to keep in mind that focusing on the JBIMS cutoff for CET or any other exam is not recommended, as the school is highly sought after and the intake for General Candidates is approximately 50. Therefore, aim to rank first in CET or any other exams accepted by JBIMS, as only the top 50 students are enrolled.
As for the study plan, it is imperative to have a strong grasp of basics and Vedic maths. The CET exam consists of 200 questions and has a duration of 150 minutes, equating to roughly 30-40 seconds per question. Therefore, it is crucial to be quick with calculations. A mentor should focus on speed and accuracy while preparing students for the exam.
- Start by learning tables, squares, cubes, and formulas, and ensure to revise them weekly.
- Take one mock CET exam, and analyze both your strong and weak sections.
- Utilize the option to toggle between sections by attempting the section where you score better first, as this will boost confidence during the weaker sections.
- Since there is no negative marking in CET, try to attempt as many questions as possible. Analyze your weaker areas and make a list of them.
- Ensure a clear understanding of concepts for topics causing difficulties by solving 5-10 questions daily. This will increase comfort and scores.
- Practice solving at least 10 abstract reasoning questions daily. This is the easiest and quickest section to clear, with 25 questions in CET based on abstract reasoning. With regular practice, this section can be cleared in 15 minutes with 95% accuracy.
- In the Verbal section, focus on being clear with grammar and vocabulary, with the main emphasis on speed. Practice one RC daily and aim to solve it in under 5 minutes.
- To improve speed in Quants and DI, learn Vedic Maths and shortcut tricks. Regularly revise formulas.
- For LR, practice 5-10 questions daily and one question of Seating Arrangement and Puzzles each.
- Continuously give sectional mocks to increase accuracy and once concepts have been completed, start taking full-length mocks. Analyze the first three mocks, set a strategy, and then focus on implementing it while solving all other available mocks. This will help improve speed, and accuracy, and build confidence.
By following these steps, one can effectively prepare for CET and gain admission into JBIMS.
What is the procedure for taking admission in PSG college of technology through Lateral Entry?
For taking admission to PSG College of Technology through lateral entry, there are two main ways. The first is through counseling and the second through management quota. A detailed description of the processes of both ways is listed below.
- For admission through counseling, you have to register for the counseling session that is conducted at Alagappa Chettiar University at Karaikudi.
- The chances of getting a call for counseling depend on your final year diploma result percentage. To be very clear, you will receive a call for the first day of counseling, or have a rank of at least 10, have very high chances of getting admission at PSG college of technology.
- For general category students, a percentage of at least 96% is required for PSG. For BC or MBC students, a score above 94% seems to be a good enough score and for SC/ SCA/ ST, it is 92% and above in general.
- Coming to the second way, students from any state can take admission in PSG College of Technology through management quota.
- The fees for management quota seats at PSG vary from Rs. 5 to Rs. 10 Lakhs donation amount, which is quite a huge sum.
- The application for admission of lateral entry students is issued at all government institutes in all districts of Tamil Nadu and is mostly released during mid of May.
- The application cost is free for SC/ST students provided they submit an attested copy of the community certificate during the time of application filling.
The procedure mentioned above is applicable for all of Tamil Nadu, having similar processes of application and admission.
Is it worth leaving KGMU seat for AMU seat of an MBBS taking in consideration the UP bond and internal PG reservation?
You are right in considering the UP bond and internal PG reservation while making your choice.
- Internal Reservation- JNMC offers 50% internal PG quota, which is completely free of caste based reservation. This is beneficial if you plan to pursue PG after your graduation. Also, you’ll have better chances of getting clinical seats here at around 23k AIR.
- Rural Bond- Unlike KGMU, JNMC doesn’t come under the two year rural bond. This is a big relief in itself.
- Location- Location wise though, Lucknow is far more developed than Aligarh.
You may choose JNMC (AMU) over any of these top colleges of UP- KGMU, RMLIMS, GSVM, MLN and LLRM. The reason being, as already mentioned by you.
Is it better to join NMP at MDI Gurgaon or continue with your double figures salary package?
MDI EMBA is definitely a good choice if you want to pursue EMBA for
- Acquiring knowledge
- To start your own business
- If you are joining the course on a sabbatical
But if you are here just for placement within India, then go for ISB only.
It’s sad to admit that even today Indian Corporates haven’t understood the importance of EMBA as most companies prefer MBA graduates only. They specifically enquire if their MBA program was a 2-year program or a regular MBA.
But ISB’s 1-year executive Management Course along with ISB brand name has been deemed equal in importance by the Indian Corporates to a full-time 2 year MBA. This is despite the fact that many students of the regular MBA program have 3-5 years of experience which is not uncommon even amongst many of the 2-year MBA programme students. EMBA from any other Institute is considered as candidates with a lot of experience which is not true in all the cases.
How can I get into IIM Indore right after 12th?
Integrated Programme in Management (IPM) is a program aimed at students who have passed out of class XII/Higher Secondary or equivalent from schools across India.
IPM is a 5-year program launched in 2011 by IIM Indore. The program has been accredited by the Association of MBAs, London.
The program's agenda is targeting the youth that has managerial and leadership skills and transforming them into world-class leaders through top-notch education. It has been specially designed for young individuals who want to pursue Management right after 12.
Selection Process
The selection process of getting admitted into IIM Indore for IPM comprises 3 steps
- You will have to fill out an application form that entails your academic and extracurricular achievements.
- After this you have to write an entrance exam that aims at analyzing your aptitude, logical reasoning, and proficiency in English and Mathematics.
- Lastly, after shortlisting you go through a personal interview with well–qualified professors from IIM Indore and other prestigious institutions. The panel will judge your confidence, communication skills, general awareness, persuasion skills, and knowledge.
Only 120 seats are available for this program at IIM Indore. The entire program is broadly divided into the first 3 years and the last 2 years.
The Programme consists of 15 terms spread over a period of 5 years, with each year having 3 terms of 3 months. The subjects of the initial 3 years focus on the foundation and the last 2 years have core subjects that focus on Management.
How do I get admission to the School of Planning and Architecture in New Delhi?
To get admission at the School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi for a bachelor's program in Architecture, you will need to clear the JEE Mains paper 2 (B.Arch). After the result is declared, the college will announce its cutoff. You can participate in their counseling if you score the required marks.
For PG courses, the admission is merit-based. You will need to apply online following the proper admission procedure.
Can I get a management quota seat in KMC Manipal if my NEET score is 249?
I hate to say this but you won't be able to get a seat at KMC Manipal or Mangalore unless you have a pretty decent score and rank. Moreover, KMC Manipal has no management seats at all and the admission process is absolutely transparent. This is what sets it apart from other private medical colleges. Only the deserving candidates make it to KMC Manipal.
There is a separate NRI quota wherein international students from the USA, Emirates, Singapore, Indonesia, and African countries apply separately.
So, there are no reserved category seats at KMC Manipal at all, so irrespective of your category, admissions are based solely on merit.
I am 26 years old and I am getting admission to Chetna College for a full-time MBA. Should I take it or study for another year for IIM or JBIMS?
Before applying for an MBA program at any institution, be it Chetna College, IIM, or JBIMS, it is recommended that you take the following steps:
- Thoroughly review the college website and gather information from social media platforms, especially Quora, to understand the college's reputation.
- Ensure that the college you are considering offers a robust curriculum, experienced faculty, state-of-the-art infrastructure, and a strong track record of successful campus placements.
- Reach out to alumni who have completed the MBA program from the college to understand their experiences and career growth.
- Determine if financial institutions are willing to provide loans to support the cost of the MBA program, as students of reputable institutions usually do not face difficulties in securing bank loans.
- Visit the college campus to get a firsthand experience of the college environment and facilities. This step is extremely crucial.
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