Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) 

at DY Patil Global Business School, Tathawade

Cost of BBA (Hons.) at DY Patil Business School:

• Course Tuition Fee: INR 1.25 lacs per year
• Duration of the course: 4 years
• Annual fees are subject to an increment of 3% every year

Various other fees like Hostel fees, Exam fee, Convocation fee, Alumni membership fees are not included. They have to be paid in addition to the tuition fee.

Scholarships are available only to the deserving candidates according to the merit based on norms laid down by institutions.

The total seat intake for the BBA course at DY Patil Global Business School is 210. The total seats is divided among the BBA and BBA (Hons) courses. Check out the number of seats allocated to general and honours courses in the table below:

Yes,  DY Patil Global Business School offers seat reservations for the BBA course as per the seat reservation policy followed by Dr D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune. Moreover, the seats are reserved for reserved categories, such as SC, ST, etc. Check out the name of the category with the number of seats reserved in the table below:

• Scheduled Caste (SC): 15%

• Scheduled Tribe (ST): 7.5%

• Other Backward Classes (OBC): 27%

• Economically Weaker Section (EWS): 10%

• Persons with Disability (PwD): 5%

• Defence Personnel (DP): 5%

The key highlights of DY Patil Global Business School placements for the BTech Class of 2023 and 2024 are tabulated below:

Yes, you can get into DY Patil Global Business School with 70% in class 12th.

Candidate should have atleast 50% aggregate marks in Undergraduation (atleast 45% for reserved category candidates)

25% weightage is given to entrance exam score, 30% weightage is given to past academic records and 45% weightage is given to the Group Discussion (GD)/ Extempore (ET) and Personal Interview for final selection.

30% weightage is given to past academic records and you have a decent percentage in 12th so provided you perform well in GD/ET and PI process along with a decent Entrance exam score, you have fair chances of conversion.

Note: The weightages given to different parameters for final selection is subject to change. It may change.

MAT counseling involve 2 to 3 rounds including Group Discussion (GD), Personal Interviews (PI) and Written Ability Tests. All the councelling rounds are conducted by the respective colleges. Candidates will be taking part in these rounds depending upon the process of the respective colleges. The counseling schedule will also ber decided by the colleges only. All India Management Association (AIMA) does not play any role in the counselling process. Different institutes set their own counseling guidelines for admission. Let me give you an overview of the  process post-declaration of the result.

• Registration on AIMA official website.
• Scores are sent to the colleges based on you preferences in the application form.
• Filling application form of respective colleges by candidate on College official website.
• Colleges will call the candidates for futher selection rounds.
• GD/WAT/PI rounds will be conducted based on the procedure of councellng of respective colleges.
• Shortlisted candidates are offered Admission through MAT Counselling.

• According to the latest reviews and feedbacks from the students the best course at DY Patil Global Business School is MBA. Almost 95% of students get placed in our course. The highest salary package offered is INR 18 LPA and the average salary package offered is INR 12 LPA.

1.  Top companies such as Wipro, ICICI Bank, Aditya Birla, Axis Bank. Top roles they offer are MBA and PGDM.
2.  The DY Patil MBA fee ranges between INR 1.3 Lacs - INR 6.1 lakh. Candidates who get selected for this course must pay a certain amount of fee after the counselling process.

Eligibility Criteria at DY Patil Global Business School apart from National level entrance exams is:

>Candidate should have atleast 50% aggregate marks in Undergraduation (atleast 45% for reserved category students).

The students shortlisted on the basis of the scores in these qualifying exams are called for further rounds where they are screened for final selection.

25% weightage is given to entrance exam score, 30% weightage is given to past academic records and 45% weightage is given to the Group Discussion (GD)/ Extempore (ET) and Personal Interview for final selection.

Note: The weightage of the various components in calculation of composite score for final selection may change.