BBA in Printing and Packaging 

at Indian Institute of Printing and Packaging Technology, Greater Noida

Business Administration. BBA Course is a three-year professional-level undergraduate programme pursued by individuals willing to build careers in business and management. BBA courses are designed so candidates can learn both theoretical and practical aspects of Management, through classroom learning and internships. Students can check below the career options available after pursuing BBA from IIPT:

The total tuition fee for the BBA course at IIPT is in the range of INR 2.1 lakh-INR 2.4 lakh. Apart from the BBA total tuition fee, candidates might also have to pay other fee components such as one-time, registration fees etc. The fee structure is sourced from unofficial sources, hence indicative. As the fee differs based on the specialisation, the range is broad. It is important to note that the fee structure is subject to change, and candidates are advised to refer to the official website of the university for the latest and most accurate fee structure.

Candidates can get into the Indian Institute of Printing and Packaging Technology for a BBA course based on merit. If the candidate fulfil the eligibility criteria for a specific chosen course, then it is not difficult to get into IIPPT. The eligibility criteria for admission to the BBA course is that the candidate should have passed Class 12  with a 45% aggregate (40% for SC/ST).

In order to apply for BBA course admission at IIPT, candidates must meet the last educational qualification set by the institute. Aspirants must pass Class 12 with a 45% aggregate (40% for SC/ST). The BBA courses are offered in three specialisations and the selection criteria for the course are merit-based.

No, its not hard to get admisison at Indian Institute of Printing and Packaging Technology. The institute accepts admission based on merit. Aspiring candidates must qualify for the eligibility criteria set by the institute for the desired courses. IIPPT course admission begins with the online application. 

In order to enroll for admission to various courses at Indian Institute of Printing and Packaging Technology, candidates must complete the last educational qualification set by the institute. The institute offers courses, such as BBA, BCom and BCA course. Students can check course-wise eligibility from the table presented below:

Yes, students can take admission at UG courses without entrance exams at Indian Institute of Printing and Packaging Technology. The institute accepts admission based on merit. Aspiring candidates must qualify for the eligibility criteria set by the institute for the desired courses. The basic eligibility criteria is to qualify Class 12 with 60% marks from the recognised board. 

Candidates can apply online/offline for UG courses at Indian Institute of Printing and Packaging Technology. Below is the application fee and steps to apply for IIPT:

1. Visit the official website, iippt.co.in.
2. Click on 'Apply Now' on the Home page.
3. Register with the basic details to generate login credentials.
4. Login to fill out the application form.
5. Upload the documents and pay the application fee.
6. Submit the application form.

To secure a seat at Indian Institute of Printing and Packaging Technology, students can check the following steps presented below:

1. Visit the official website and complete the online application process.
2. Ensure eligibility and merit-based selection for UG programmes.
3. The selection criteria for the course is as per merit-based.
4. Upon being selected, pay the specified fee to confirm and secure your seat.

Indian Institute of Printing and Packaging Technology provides a ragging-free and safe campus environment for its students. The institution has established an Anti-Ragging Cell to prevent and address any instances of ragging. All the areas of the academic blocks, hostels and mess are under 24/7 camera surveillance. The institute takes strict action against anyone found guilty of ragging, including abetting ragging or being part of a conspiracy to promote ragging.