FLAME University Admission 2023: Applications Invited For MBA Programme Till Dec 4
FLAME university admission 2023 applications invited for MBA programme till dec 4, register now on the official website.
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FLAME University Admission 2023: The conducting authorities at FLAME University, Pune, are now accepting applications for the MBA 2023 program. The MBA registrations are taking place online on the official website. Moreover, the two-year full-time post-graduate management programmes at FLAME University Admission 2023 are; MBA and MBA (Communications Management). Significantly, the applicants must check the eligibility criteria before applying for the MBA programme through the FLAME University admission 2023.
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Eligibility Criteria For FLAME University Admission 2022
Go through the list of qualification criteria mentioned below for FLAME university MBA admissions 2023.
- Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree in any discipline with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate. The scores must be from a University/ Institution recognized by the UGC or an equivalent institution.
- All the students in the final year of their graduation are also permitted to apply.
- Significantly, the Applicants must have valid test scores in any national tests conducted in the current year. Such as– CAT/ XAT/ MAT/ CMAT/ NMAT/ MH-CET or GMAT.
Candidates must note that they will be shortlisted for FLAME university admission 2023 MBA and MBA-CM programme based on their performance in specific parameters. Such as, CAT/ XAT/ MAT/ CMAT/ NMAT/ GMAT/ MH-CET test, essay, personal interview. Moreover, the past academic record, extracurricular activities or achievements, statement of purpose (SOP) and personality profiling are also considered. Remember that the Final admission offer letters will be sent to the shortlisted candidates.
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