The test-taking window for the NMAT Exam is scheduled between 5th November and 20th December this year. After analyzing their CAT scores, students who consider NMAT as a secondary option take the exam. Until last year the NMAT exam window also occurred in the last week of October which was a better option for the serious exam takers. Most students appear for the NMAT for NMIMS campuses, but many other good colleges accept the NMAT score. This article lists the top MBA colleges accepting NMAT score 2024, fees, and average placements.
Indian Institutes of Management is on every aspirant’s dream college list. MBA aspirants are often blinded by the IIM tag that they overlook top Non-IIM institutions in front of new IIMs. This content piece highlights the top Non-IIM MBA Colleges in India 2024 through the CAT exam. These institutions open separate forms for admission to their MBA and PGDM programs. Information regarding their batch size, programs offered, median package, and CAT cut-off.
Though every aspirant’s dream is to maximize his or her score, setting a target percentile helps execute the preparation plan better and modify test-taking strategies. It also helps set a goal for the number of questions to attempt. The article summarizes the score vs percentile trend, and correct questions attempted over the last two years to show how the exam has progressed.
BITS School of Management is built on the legacy of BITS, Pilani. The management institution commenced its first academic year in July 2021. The Placement Report of the second batch of the BITS School of Management is out! The second cohort of their MBA program recorded an average CTC of Rs 23.41 lakh per annum slightly lower than the previous year's average of Rs 23.50 lakhs. Read below to get the key highlights of their final placements for the batch of 2022-2024.
The new XAT 2025 Exam notification states the changes in the paper pattern. This year XLRI will conduct the XAT 2025 exam on January 5, 2024, in a 180-minute format. The major change in the exam is the removal of the Essay Question from Part 2. We have summarized all the major changes below.
CAT 2024 registration began on 1st August 2024. There are 21 IIMs in India spread across different cities and divided into three categories- Old IIMs, New IIMs, and Baby IIMs according to their year of establishment. A candidate can apply to IIMs through the CAT 2024 form only and is not required to fill out their forms separately. However, to apply to a few IIMs, namely IIM Rohtak, IIM-Nagpur, IIM-Visakhapatnam, and IIM-Amritsar, you must fill out the form separately after the CAT 2024 result. In this article, we have listed the top programs in IIMs to target in 2024. The article highlights the Top IIMs in India 2024 listing their flagship and non-flagship courses, placements, fees, and batch sizes.
Quantitative Aptitude (Quant) becomes a do-or-die situation for many CAT aspirants as they approach the end of the paper highly influenced by their VARC and DILR attempts. For many, it is a make-or-break section. As you prepare for CAT 2024, taking mocks and sectional tests you will figure out your potential in this section. Most aspirants set a target accordingly for their attempts for which sectional analysis of the paper is crucial. In this article, we have summed up:- score vs. percentile for the last 3 years, the safe number of question attempts for your target percentile, and topic-wise weightage of questions for the Quantitative Aptitude Section.
Prof Mahadeo Jaiswal, Director, IIM Sambalpur, said, “As we approach the Monsoon Budget 2024, it is imperative to align our educational priorities with the evolving demands of the industry. The increase in allocation for the Higher Education Department to ₹47,619.77 crore is a welcome step, reflecting a commitment to strengthening our academic infrastructure. However, we must also address the stark disparities highlighted by the recent UDISE+ and National Achievement Survey data, which show significant challenges in our education system, particularly in states like Odisha.
I believe that this budget should emphasize providing access to quality education, fostering innovation, and developing skills that address global challenges. Enhancing infrastructure and resources, capacity building, encouraging innovation and research through increased funding and grants, expanding upskilling and reskilling programs to meet the needs of a dynamic job market are essential steps. By focusing on these areas, we can cultivate future leaders capable of steering India towards a skill-based and sustainable future. We look forward to the support and vision for the upcoming budget."
Budget support may also be provided to build entrepreneurial capacity for traditional micro industries such as handloom, handicraft and tech agriculture.
