StudyNation Events - Exam Results, Deadlines, Education Fairs and other events

Candidates aspiring to get admission into Indian Institute of Management (IIMs) need to appear for Common Admission Test(CAT).The CAT is conducted jointly by IIMs. However, each IIM follows its own admission process, independent of the other IIMs.CAT is one of several inputs used by IIMs to judge the suitability of a candidate, first for group discussion and/or interview and then for final selection. The IIM to which the candidate has applied, evaluates the candidate in each of a set of different areas of achievement, including CAT performance. Apart from the Indian Institutes of Management, over 50 other management institute use the CAT score for shorting candidates.

XLRI Jamshedpur Invites applications for XAT 2011 and the academic programmes of XLRI XAT scores will be used by more than 70 management institutes across the country for admitting students to different postgraduate management courses of respective institutes. Candidates have to apply separately to XAT associate institutes after completing their XAT registration process Candidates can choose to obtain XAT bulletin (a) from select branch of Axis bank (listed below) or (b) by sending a demand draft or (c) by making online payment using credit card/debit card/net banking after online registration, from 01st September, 2010 to 30th November, 2010
for more details Click here

PGDM (C) - Getting Through Admissions to Postgraduate Programme in Communications Management (PGPCM), leading to Postgraduate Diploma in Management (Communications) - PGDM(C) 2011-2013. Please go to any of the following links for more information on our admission procedure for 2011-2013: Eligibility Admission to the PGDM(C) programme requires a Bachelor's degree (in keeping with the 10 + 2 + 3 (4) system) with minimum 50% marks, or an equivalent qualification in any discipline recognised by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU). Candidates appearing for final examinations towards a Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) are also eligible to apply. Students who demonstrate aptitude for expressing, assessing, or conceiving ideas that move people to action and achieve business results tend to stand a better chance of being shortlisted. Selection Procedure The selection process for the PGDM (C) involves two steps: Stage - I MICA Admissions Test (MICAT) The MICAT is designed to assess analytical ability, divergent thinking, written communication skills and general awareness about the Communications industry. MICAT will be held in February-March, 2011 at the following centres: Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Bhopal, Chennai, Delhi, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Lucknow and Mumbai. Note: MICA reserves the right to withdraw or introduce MICAT Centres at its own discretion. Stage - II Group Exercise (GE) and Personal Interview (PI) Candidates shortlisted on the basis of MICAT will be invited for Group Exercises and Personal Interviews in March-April, 2011.
for more details Click here