MBA Admission process in IIMs

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Indian Institutes if Management or IIMS are pioneer B-schools offering MBA education in India. There are 20 IIMs in the country which offer 2 years full time courses post graduate courses in management.

Here is a brief guide on the admission process in IIMs.

·        Step 1 – Students aspiring to join for programmes at the IIMs in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Kolkata, etc. should have appeared in the Common Admission Test.

·        Step 2 – On the basis of the CAT scores, the candidates will be shortlisted for the next round of admission.

·        Step 3 – Shortlisted candidates will have to appear for the Written Ability Test or WAT which is followed by Personal Interview or PI round.  Final merit is evaluated on the basis of CAT score, academic profile, performance in PI, work experience, etc.

Rajagiri Center for Business Studies Kerala, one of the top Management Institutions in the country offering a choice of various MBA courses. RCBS is one of the best  B Schools in  Kerala by Business World and other leading channels this institution offers you a serene environment, improved hostel and learning facilities, experienced faculty and top placements. So if you are planning to do MBA in Kerala then Rajagiri Business School in Kerala  is the perfect choice for you.
Location: Kochi, Kerala, India

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