Sunday, January 27, 2019

MICA 2019 ADMISSION PROCESS


                                                  MICA 2019 ADMISSION PROCESS


Sometimes ignorance is a bliss but you can’t afford to miss this opportunity to accomplish your dream of doing an MBA from top B-schools. MICA 2019 Admission have started and will end on January 30, 2019.
Timeline (2019-2021)
EVENTS
DAYS AND DATES
MICAT – I Registration opens
Thursday, August 23, 2018
MICAT – I Registration closes
Tuesday, November 20, 2018 at 11:50 pm
Issue of MICAT- I Call Letters/Admit Card
Monday, November 26, 2018
MICAT – I
Saturday, December 01, 2018
MICAT -I Score
Tuesday, December 18, 2018
MICAT – II Registration opens
Thursday, December 20, 2018
MICAT – II Registration closes
Wednesday, January 30, 2019. at 11:50pm
Issue of MICAT- II Call Letters/Admit Card
Monday, February 04, 2019
MICAT – II
Saturday, February 09, 2019
MICAT – II Score
Tuesday, February 19, 2019
GE & PI Shortlist
Tuesday, February 19, 2019
GE & PI at Delhi and Kolkata
Thursday-Saturday, March 7, 8 & 9, 2019
GE & PI at MICA, Ahmedabad
Tuesday & Wednesday, March 12 & 13, 2019
GE & PI at Bangalore & Mumbai
Saturday-Monday, March 16, 17 & 18, 2019
Final results
Monday, March 25, 2019

MICA AHMEDABAD

Entrance Exam
Overall Cut off percentile
Remark
CAT 2018
78
Actual cut off may go above 80
XAT 2019
78
Actual cut off may go above 80
GMAT (Taken 2017 onwards)
80 (Verbal & Quant)
Actual cut off may go up


Component
Weightage percentage
MICAT Exam Score
 30%
Personal Interview (PI)
 30%
Group Exercise (GE)
 20%
CAT/XAT/GMAT Score
 20%
Total Weightage
100%

GROUP EXERCISE:
Apart from the normal GDPI process that is organised in every admission process, there is a Group Exercise that checks your creativity and is quite enjoyable. Most probably you will be required to prepare a skit with a team of 7 people. Keeping in mind the target audience, you have to make it creative and prepare a poster too!
·       Topic: The XYZ Bank is caught in a scam. Design a marketing campaign to repair the damage and gain the trust of their stakeholders
·       Group Size: 6 Members
·       Duration: 30 minutes

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SP JAIN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT 2019 Admission process


          SP JAIN SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
In this biting cold, snowy winters with a confused mind filled with MBA interview calls, we bring to you a remedy to all your problems. Not getting a call from IIM is not the end of life rather an opportunity to kick-start your dream of achieving an MBA degree and becoming a global leader. S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR) is futuristic business school that provides relevant and practical global business education. Forbes, Times of India, The Economist and other global brands never forget to include this institute in world’s top B-Schools. Take the first step and click on https://www.spjain.org/apply-now
SELECTION PROCESS:
(Admissions for Batch of 2019-21)
Application opens
 23rd September 2018
Application closes 
 23rd November 2018 

Interview Dates (2019)
Location
From
To
Mumbai
(Phase 1)
15th Jan
Tuesday
17th Jan
Thursday
Delhi
5th Feb
Tuesday
8th Feb
Friday
Bangalore
13th Feb
Wednesday
15th Feb
Friday
Kolkata
13th Feb
Wednesday
15th Feb
Friday
Mumbai
(Phase 2)
19th Feb
Tuesday
22nd Feb
Friday

 SPJIMR's Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) is a two-year, full-time residential program deemed to be equivalent to an MBA.
ADMISSION PROCESS
While applying, the applicant is required to select from one of four specialisations offered: Finance, Information Management, Marketing Management and Operations & Supply Chain. You will need to state two preferences.
Academic Background
·       Applicant must possess a strong and consistent academic background. Performance in 10th grade,
·       12th grade and every year of graduation are considered in the selection process.
10th Grade & 12th Grade
·       An aggregate of all subjects mentioned on the mark sheet will be considered
·       This is irrespective of whether the Institute/ Board takes it into consideration or not while
·       Calculating the final percentage.
·       If a Board awards grades/grade points, a conversion factor for the same needs to be furnished.
Graduation
·       Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s Degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA
·       awarded by any of the Universities incorporated by an Act of the central or state legislature
·       The bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification obtained by the candidate must entail a minimum of three years of education after completing higher secondary schooling (10+2) or equivalent. The percentage obtained by the candidate in the bachelor’s degree would be based on the practice followed by the institution/university from where the candidate has obtained the degree. The degree should be awarded by a college/ institute/ university which is been recognized by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU).
·       Applicants in the last year of degree and those who have completed the degree but are awaiting results can also apply. The applicant should have obtained 50% marks or equivalent in the latest exam that has been completed. In such a case, applicants must provide a provisional certificate from the Principal/ Registrar of his/ her institute/ college stating that he/ she has appeared for all the exams and has completed all the obligations required to obtain the degree.
·       Such applicants, if selected, have to provide the degree awarded by the University latest by December 31, 2019 until which the registration will be considered as provisional. The registration to the program will stand cancelled if the applicant fails to submit the degree by December 31, 2019.
·       If the applicants have undergone/completed an integrated master’s degree or dual degree directly after their 12th, the percentage of marks obtained as per their institute/university norms, which is considered as equivalent to bachelor’s degree will be considered.
·       If the institute provides grades/CGPA instead of marks, a conversion of the same is mandatory. If no conversion is available/ provided, then a percentage would be calculated by dividing the CGPA obtained to the total CGPA and multiplying the result by 100.
·       For the applicants who are awaiting their final results of the bachelor’s degree, available marks of the previous semesters/ years would be considered for calculating graduation percentage.
·       For applicants who do not have a bachelor’s degree but have completed their CA/ICWA/CS, an aggregate of the Inter and Final marks will be taken into consideration.
Work Experience
Work experience is not mandatory for this program. Fresh graduates and those with up to five years of work experience can apply.
1.     Relevant work experience after graduation will be considered. Internship/ training/ project work which was a part of the curriculum will not be considered as work experience.
2.     Proof of work experience such as offer letter, salary slips and the experience letter will have to be provided.
Entrance score - Qualifying Score (Cut-offs)
Entrance Test Sectional Overall
CAT 2018, XAT 2019 and GMAT
·       Verbal Ability & Reading=75%ile
·       Comprehension=75%ile
·       Data Interpretation=75%ile
·       & Logical Reasoning=75%ile
·       Quantitative Ability=85%ile

APPLICATION PROCESS
To apply for the PGDM program, applicants must fill the form on the online admissions portal by
November 23, 2018
https://spjimr-pgdm.formistry.com/
The Application processing fee is Rs. 1,500. This fee can be paid through credit card or net banking.
SELECTION PROCESS
The applicants are shortlisted on the basis of their profiles. They are also expected to meet the qualifying scores in at least one of the entrance exams. The profiles are scored and the applicants are sorted into two groups: Profile based and Profile-cum-score based.
Shortlists - Interviews
Applicants shortlisted in the first list are called for an early interview. The shortlist is based on their profile considering the following factors:
·       SPJIMR has the right to modify the selection criteria at any point of time, if required:
·       Consistency of academic record
·       Relevance of work experience for the specialization
·       Versatility & achievements
Early interviews are convenient for students because it avoids overlapping with other interview calls during the admissions season. To the Institute, it gives an opportunity to stagger interviews and ensure that the interview process remains robust even though numbers being interviewed are large.
Second Phase Shortlists
This phase is held after the availability of entrance test scores. Applicants in this phase are called for interviews on basis of their profile as given above, along with their performance in the entrance tests.
Selection List
The selection list is based on a composite score, which takes into account the applicant’s profile, academic record, entrance test scores (CAT/XAT/GMAT), relevance of work experience (if any) and performance in the two rounds of group interviews.
TOTAL INTAKE
The intake of the PGDM program is 240. An additional 36 seats have been sanctioned for PIO/OCI and Foreign Nationals. The maximum total intake of the program is up to 276 seats.

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XLRI 2019 ADMISSION PROCESS


                              XLRI 2019 ADMISSION PROCESS
XLRI is an institution of excellence nurturing responsible global leaders for the greater common good and a sustainable future. With a mission to disseminate knowledge in management through a portfolio of educational programs and publications, XLRI Jamshedpur MBA selection process ended on December 7, 2018. The first short listing of candidates is done on the basis of XAT 2019 scores or GMAT scores for NRI and foreign nationals. XLRI offer 2 years full time PGDM (Business Management), PGDM (Human Resource Management) and 15 months full time PGDM (General Management) programmes apart from two Doctor Level Programmes. The Personal Interview Round for PGDM (BM), PGDM (HRM) and PGDM (GM) candidates through XAT or GMAT will be conducted between mid- February and March 2019 in Bangalore, Delhi, Mumbai and Jamshedpur.

Programme Name
 XAT 2019 Cut off
Section-1: Verbal & Logical Ability
Section-2: Decision Making
Section-3:  Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation
PGDM (BM)
94 %ile
80
76
89
PGDM (HRM)
92 %ile
79+
72
71
PGDM (GM)
22+ Marks
5+ Marks
5+ Marks
6+ Marks
GMAT Cut offs
·        PGDM (BM): Candidates with a GMAT score of 720 & above have higher chances to be called for Interview and GD.
·        PGDM (HRM): Candidates with a GMAT score of 700 & above have higher chances to be called for Interview and GD.
·        PGDM (GM): Applicants with a GMAT score of more than 630 can expect to be called for Interview and GD

XLRI Selection Components and their Weights

XLRI selection components for PGDM admissions 2019-21 are listed below -
Components
Weights
XAT Score
65%
Essay Writing
5%
General Knowledge
5%
Academic Performance and Work Experience
5%
Group Discussion (DI) and Personal Interview (PI)
20%


GMAT Expected Cut-off for XLRI Jamshedpur
The minimum expected cutoff for candidates applying through GMAT is as follows -
Course
Marks
HRM
>= 700
BM
>= 720
Global MBA
>= 710

GROUP DISCUSSON SAMPLE TOPICS
Average Duration: 25-30 mins.
No. of Panellists: 3
No. of Participants: 12-15
·       Lokpal Bill will serve no purpose unless people are morally right.
·       Some people are born to stay poor.
·       Demonetisation
·       There is leadership crisis in India in religion, polity and society.
·       We have dearth of entrepreneurs in India.
·       Population crisis in India.
·       Goods and Services Tax

Visit https://www.xlri.ac.in/ for more details.

Colleges Accepting XAT Score other than XLRI

·       AMITY UNIVERSITY
·       IMT GHAZIABAD
·       MICA AHMEDABAD
·       XIMB BHUVANESHWAR
·       FORE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
·       LOYALA INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CHENNAI
·       BIMTECH NOIDA

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