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To get admission into the NAARM MBA program , which is officially called a PGDM-ABM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management - Agri Business Management), candidates need to apply online, take the CAT or CMAT entrance exam, followed by a shortlisting based on their scores, and then appear for a Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) on campus; the final selection is based on a combination of their entrance exam score, performance in GD/PI, and academic record, with a strong emphasis on agricultural business related skills and experience.

Reservation criteria is same here as other MBA colleges set by government of india i.e

Scheduled Caste (SC): 15% of seats

Scheduled Tribe (ST): 7.5% of seats

Economically Weaker Section (EWS): 10% of seats

Other Backward Classes (NC-OBC): 27% of seats for candidates belonging to the “non-creamy” layer

The CAT cutoff percentiles for the 2024-26 PGDM-ABM batch at the ICAR-National Academy of Agricultural Research and Management (NAARM) are as follows:

General: 75.14

EWS: 38.00

NC-OBC: 44.16

SC: 72.980

for a NAARM MBA PREPARATION interview (specifically their PGDM Agri-Business Management program), focus on thoroughly researching NAARM's curriculum, emphasizing your agricultural background and business acumen, practicing answers to common MBA interview questions, and showcasing your passion for the agri-business sector, while also being ready to discuss your career goals aligned with NAARM's focus on rural development and sustainable agriculture practices.be genuine with your answers.

Hello,

Based on previous years' trends, BITS Pilani's MBA program typically has higher cutoff requirements, even with category-based relaxations. A 55 percentile in CAT , combined with a below-average academic profile, makes it unlikely to secure admission, even under the SC category. You may want to explore other institutes with lower cutoffs or those emphasizing diversity or work experience.

To know more details about cutoff trends, visit : https://www.careers360.com/university/birla-institute-of-technology-and-science-pilani/cut-off

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The student cannot join the postgraduate MA program directly in the second year of the MA after completing the MBA.

Universities generally expect students to begin the first year of a masters' program even though they had qualifications at the level of a bachelor's degree. The university's curriculum along with the courses are planned to give an in-depth knowledge of the subjects.

But you could opt for:

Postgraduate Studies:

Research Career: In case research interests you, then you can pursue a Ph.D. in your specific interest.

Specialized Master's Programs: Find any specific master's course that supports the career goal.

Professional Certifications:

Make a professional certification in CFA, CA, or FRM to enhance the professional skills and better opportunities in the career field.

Job Entry via MBA

After gaining an MBA from a renowned institution, it's possible to get entry into the corporate world where the diversity in the career field is assured.

In the end, it would depend on what you would like and what you are particularly interested in. It will be better if you take a suggestion from your academic advisor or career counselor.

As last years cutoff it is above 600 marks for sc category in NEET can help secure a seat in UCMS Delhi and rankwise its 390 rank in NEET candidates gets admission in MBBS course for the past years.

It comes under 10 rank in medical colleges so the cutoff is obviously high as compared to other medical colleges and universities.

All the best for your future...

Hello aspirant,

Based on past years' statistics, the CAT cutoff, which is determined as a composite score for the FMS Delhi admission shortlist, is anticipated to be in the range of 52 to 55. On the other hand, the approximate CAT profile is said to be 99.

To know the cutoff you can visit the following link:

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/fms-delhi-cat-cut-off

Thank you

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Yes, you can fill the CAT form even if your second-year results are not out yet.

Most MBA programs require a graduation degree with a minimum percentage. While you may not have your final percentage, you can proceed with the application based on your first-year marks and expected performance.

Generally, the eligibility criteria for the CAT exam are quite straightforward:

• Graduation: Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification in any discipline from a recognized university or institute.
• Appearing Candidates: Those in their final year of graduation can also apply.

Since you are in the final year of your graduation, you can appear for CAT

All the best