MBA in Construction Economics and Quantity Surveying 

at RICS Amity, Noida

The placements for the MBA programme at RICS School of Built Environment are very promising and the placement stats vary each year based on the market conditions and various specialisation courses.

RICS School of Built Environment claims to have an overall placement percentage of not less than 98%.

It also mentions different types of collaborations with over 500 global and domestic firms.

The highest package is 14 Lacs per annum and the median package is around 8 Lakhs per annum.

Yes, RICS School of Built Environment is good for MBA.The highest package offered was INR 14.50 LPA and recorded a 95% placement rate during the RICS School of Business Environment placement in 2021.Apart from this, 150 companies visited the RICS SBE campus during placement in 2021.

RICS School of Built Environment doesn't publicly announce cut-off information for their MBA programme in advance. The cut-offs are typically determined after the application deadline is met and all further registrations are closed.

Moreover, the average cut-off for RICS is around 75 percent, and for MAT it is a little lower which is around 70 percent. 

So plan your score accordingly.

The latest cutoff information for admission to MBA at RICS School of Built Environment are as follows:-

 The semester exam in this college is little bit hard and the passing percentage is only 45 % for the MBA .

CAT (percentile) -overall around 70 in 2023

MBA in Urban Infrastructure and Real Estate Management-75

MBA in Construction Project Mangement-75

MBA in Construction Economics and Quantity Surveying-75

Both schools offer various programs and the fees might be different for each of them.

MBA is RICS School of Business costs a student around 12 lakhs, whereas the Jaypee Business School costs a student around 9 lakhs.

The first and foremost thing for a student should be the value that is being delivered by that particular institute or college and must not compare a college in terms of expensive.

Now since your question was is RICS School of Built Environment more expensive than Jaypee Business School? the short and simple answer to this question is yes because RICS School of Built Environment is spending more in terms of infrastructure and has better facilities as compared to Jaypee Business School.

Students selected for scholarship can continue it in second and further years of the course as per the scholarship policy. Scholarship students must secure position in top 5% of the merit list for the course to continue the scholarship. For continuation of 50% scholarship, students need to secure a position in top 10% of the merit list of the course.

Students pursuing a PG course from RICS SBE need to fulfil the criteria to apply for scholarship. The institute offers scholarship to meritorious students as per the below criteria: