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Toppers of JBIMS Mumbai share the benets of appearing in MAHCET 2014 and USPs of this institute in an exclusive interview with MBAUniverse.com

The biggest USP of Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS), Mumbai is its student driven focus on various activities. JBIMS is one of the most sought after management institutes and is ranked 14 in MBAUniverse.com ranking 2013 among the top 100 Indian B schools including IIMs. Number of seats in MMS The present intake in JBIMS for the agship MMS course is 120. No separate GDPIWAT at JBIMS Mumbai Corporate Relations Committee (Another student driven body) at JBIMS has conrmed that The admission process starts with the CAP round. As of now, GDPI for this year's admissions have been cancelled. The dates for GDPI, if it will be conducted, would be subject to DTE notications. Centralized Admission Process (CAP) will be conducted for all the b schools in Maharashtra by Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) after declaration of MAHCET results on April 21, 2014. JBIMS Mumbai will therefore, neither conduct separate GDPIWAT nor will call for individual admission applications from the candidates. Candidates, who have high scores in CAT/XAT/CMAT/MAHCET, have good academic background; have relevant wo rk experience and perform well in GDPIWAT round during CAP, will be allotted seats to various Management colleges across Maharashtra in order of merit. Also read: MAHCET 2014 Paper Pattern: Prepare for MAH MBA CET 2014 to be held on March 15-16, 2014 MAH CET 2014: 10 key Facts and tips for MAH CET MBA 2014 preparations Last years cut off Admission in JBIMS and other B schools in Maharashtra were routed through CMAT as MAHCET was cancelled in 2013. The CRC at JBIMS has informed that the cutoff for 2013 CMAT for General category was 315. The same for MAHCET 2012 was 165 after accounting for GDPI scores. Placement at JBIMS Mumbai The faith entrusted by regular recruiters along with the new associations has helped the institute wade the tough recessionary waters to post an overall median of 14 lakhs and an overall average salary of 15.32 lakhs in nal placement session 2013. The highest salary crossed Rs 26 lakhs. Placement 2013: Average package at JBIMS goes up to Rs 15.32 lakh Q&A with toppers at JBIMS In a rare Question answer series, toppers of the institute share the benets of appearing in MAHCET and USPs of this institute. This may further strengthen your idea to get into JBIMS which provide more career opportunities in management. Four toppers, brief introduction of whom is given below, participated in the Question-answers with MBAUniverse.com Mr. Chintan Gala: Pursuing MMS/MBA Finance at JBIMS. B.Tech in Electronics, Work Experience: 2 years at CitiusTech as a software developer in Business Intelligence domain Mr. Niraj Dadhaniya: 12th rank holder in Maharashtra is pursuing MMS from JBIMS; B.E Electronics and has one year work experience with Accenture Services Ms. Preethi Parthasarthy is pursuing MBA Marketing from JBIMS Mr. Nihaal Jelkie is pursuing MMS at JBIMS. A graduate in Chemical Engineering has a work experience of 2 years with HPCL Q. Should a candidate appear in MAHCET if he has already appeared in any of the All India management entrance tests? Toppers Answers Chintan is of the view that the students need to check which test scores are allowed for admission at the respective institut es. Also, if a candidate has given some other test, there is no harm in giving CET. Niraj is rm and lays emphasis on appearing in MAHCET. According to him a candidate should appear CET because it gives candidate an another chance to improve upon his/her score and get the best what he/she can get. Talking specically about JBIMS, seats through CET are more than any other exam which would give candidate a better chance. Preethi also favours that a candidate shouldnt miss out on MAHCET and opine why lose out on a chance to secure admission to a premier B-School? Nihaal shares that It depends on the candidates interest entirely. If he targets only the IIMs, theres no use in taking CET. But he recommends taking CET as well since the preparation for CET isnt too demanding after having prepared for other entrance exams . All one needs is good speed and an active mind to ensure accuracy. Q. What shall be the benet in case a candidate decides to appear in CET? Toppers answer Chintan shares that most of the seats in colleges are under CET, including JBIMS. Moreover, CET is an easier exam. Niraj is very positive and is of the view that It gives candidate another chance to improve upon his/her score and get the best wha t he/she can get. Talking specically about JBIMS, seats through CET are more than any other exam which would give candidate a better chance. Read Full Story: http://www.mbauniverse.com/article/id/7546/JBIMS_Mumbai