Aurora's Business School Aurora Group of Institutions Panjagutta Hyderabad Answered Questions

No, the percentage of placment varies every year. It depends on many factors like the market demands etc. This year the percentage of placement is almost 70% but the placement scenario is improving every year. Many reputed companies often visit here. For more details visit the official website.

Yes,  the placement scenario is good here at Aurora's Business School. Almost 70% of total students get placed here every year through the on-campus drive. The placement graph is improving every year. But the average package may depend on your branch. The highest package is about 20lpa and the average package is about 5lpa which is good enough. Lots of MNCs often visit the campus for recruiting. For more details please visit the official website.

This is fair. Actually, this depends on many factors like AICTE Approval and Accreditation, Faculty and Industry Exposure, Placement Record, etc. We can consider Aurora's Business School to be the best but not one of the best because there are lots of top Business Schools that compete with Aurora's Business School like the Indian School of Business (ISB), Institute of Management Technology (IMT Hyderabad), Symbiosis Institute of Business Management etc  For better understanding do your own research.

To get admission in Aurora's Business School for MBA, you should  have a bachelor's degree from a recognised university with good grades. You also have to appear in any one of the entrance exams such as CAT, MAT, XAT, or GMAT. After the selection, you will asked to attend the interview. 

Aurora's Business School is generally considered a Tier 2 institution in the context of Indian management schools. While it offers good placement opportunities, industry exposure, and quality education, it doesn't typically rank alongside top Tier 1 B-schools like the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), XLRI, or SP Jain. Tier 2 schools, like Aurora's, are known for decent placement records and infrastructure, but they don't have the same national recognition or academic standing as Tier 1 schools.

Aurora’s Business School accepts scores from a several of MBA entrance exams, including the CAT, XAT, GMAT, CMAT, ATMA, and its Aurora Management Aptitude Test (AMAT).Undergraduate Degree with 45% aggregate is required for admission to MBA.