Ask SP Jain Dubai & Singapore: Official Admission Query Thread

rutty_bharucha

We do not have an institution code for the GMAT. You just need to mention your score on the application form.
The recos are to be submitted within 10-12 days of application submission.
Thanks

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Originally Posted by rajatmehta

Hi Rutty,

I am submitting online application for Jan 08 intake. I had taken GMAT in July this year.
Do I need to report my scores to SPJain? I checked for the institute code on mba.com but it is not there. Please advice.

Also please let me know the format and procedure for requesting recommendations as part of online application. Are the recommendations needs to be submitted with the application or after getting shortlisted.

Thanks for your help.

Regards,
Rajat

sippy_sid

hi rutty
thanks rutty for answering that query. What are the chances for a wait listing to get converted into an offer. Actually there is one more phase of evaluations on 12th and 14th of november. And there were also very few students who applied for PMM. when will i get to know??

thank you

sippy_sid

hi rutty

and do wait listed people ever get calls for offers or is it just a formality.

rutty_bharucha · 04:10 PM

Well there are chances that waitlisted students could be given offers but again that depends on the Admissions Commitee- they review the waitlisted candidates from time to time as and when need be and if found suitable a candidate may be offered.
Yes we will definitely be evaluating more candidates as we close for admissions only on 15th Nov. (but the dates havent been fixed as 12th and 14th yet) pls get your facts right before making statements like there were very few students who applied for PMM.
I do not understand from where such rumours start. We have a good response for each and everyone of our specialisations.
thanks

Quote:

Originally Posted by sippy_sid

hi rutty
thanks rutty for answering that query. What are the chances for a wait listing to get converted into an offer. Actually there is one more phase of evaluations on 12th and 14th of november. And there were also very few students who applied for PMM. when will i get to know??

thank you

rutty_bharucha · 04:12 PM

HI,
All students to pls note that Pagalguy is a counselling forum and not a personal greivance cell.

We are here to answer generic or general queries about our institute.
Pls do not use this forum to address your individual grievances.
If you wish to sort some problem out you have to use the official id - gmba@spjain.org

of late I have been getting too may of these personal queries. Kindly refrain from posting them here and email gmba@spjain.org instead.

Thank you

abahan.banerjee

Hi Rutty,
Can you please throw some light on the certificates being offered.
Is the certificate that is jointly offered by SPJIPMR and SPJCM , the same as the one offered by the SPJIPMR for the 1 year MBA course in Mumbai?
I suppose the Industry recognition is the same.Am i right in assuming so?

Thanks for your time and patience.

Kaptain

Hi Ms.Rutty,

Am from the shipping industry with 7 years experience. I am qualified to sail as a captain. My query is whether you will consider a candidate like me without a formal degree but with professional qualifications and with adequate Work Experience. If you do, what are the minimum requirements that i should be looking at?
rgds

hackingritesh

Sir/Ma'am,

Im intersted in SPJAIN Global MBa (Singapore and Dubai) Program..I already have my family business running and i just want to complete my mba in 1 year and need no placement..Kindly tell me the procedure for the admission and do tell me if there is any management quota.

blindfolded

Hi Rutty,I have applied to this program on 22nd october. My concern is I do not have CAT/GMAT scores and will be taking up SPJAT on 4th...I am worried that this might hinder my chances of getting through as I am already late.Can you put some light on how will you go about this esp. when you already have people waitlisted...!!Thanks!

vnangia

Dear Ritesh,

IF you want an MBA degree just for namesake might as well go to some other b school or do a correspondence course in which you will not have to shed out 12 lakhs from your pocket.

Secondly it is not about shedding out the money, its about utilizing the skills that you learn during your course for the betterment of an industry, a society or a nation.

I agree witht he booming economy of India there is a consequent rise in aspirants and the rich is getting richer, but if you would just look at the flip side of it, we still not have been able to do away with the poverty.

So I would suggest If you are really learning by spending the amount of money please contribute to the betterment of not only the Indian economy but poverty as well.

Though I mean no offence to anyone here.

Regards,
Varun