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4 hours agoContributor-Level 10
The Munich Business School ranks #131 in the world as part of QS Global MBA Rankings 2027. Country-level subject rankings for some popular Munich Business School courses is given below:
| Munich Business School Course | Munich Business School Ranking in Germany |
|---|---|
| MBA or PGDM | #5 |
| Business and Management Studies | #13 |
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5 hours agoContributor-Level 7
From what I experienced at GIBS Bangalore, campus life isn't only about classes and assignments. There are college events and activities where students get to interact, participate and spend time together. The campus is also quite green and peaceful, which makes the overall environment nice.
There are opportunities to participate in college events and extracurricular activities.
Students get chances to interact with others and build friendships through activities.
The green campus gives you a pleasant environment to spend time between classes.
You can take part in different college activities alongside academics.
If sports facilities are a
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8 hours agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes, science students from the Jharkhand Board can apply for the Integrated BBA MBA at LPU if they meet the eligibility criteria. The university lists 60% aggregate marks in Class 12 with English as the basic requirement, along with the applicable entrance test criteria. Marketing can be explored as a career area through management studies, but the available specialisation options should be checked for the current programme. A science background is not a barrier by itself. Before applying, confirm your marks eligibility and the current admission requirements, as these can vary by programme.
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8 hours agoBeginner-Level 1
With 60% in BBM, a student can consider MBA specialisations such as Marketing, Human Resources or Finance, depending on personal interests and career goals. Marketing suits students who enjoy communication and business development, HR is suitable for those interested in people management, while Finance is a good choice for students comfortable with numbers. At LPU, the general MBA eligibility requirement is 55% in graduation, along with the applicable selection criteria. The programme fee depends on the specialisation and scholarship received. For the exact two year cost, check the current fee structure, as examination charges and othe
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9 hours agoContributor-Level 10
BITS Pilani CAT cutoff for final admission isn't released on a public platform and is accessible to students via registered email ID and password. However, a CAT percentile of 68 is comparatively very low to get a call for admission to the MBA course. For a better chance, you must aim for a higher cutoff percentile between 75 and 85 to get a call.
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10 hours agoBeginner-Level 1
MBA students learn about market research, target audience identification, pricing, promotion, and launch planning. These concepts help them understand how businesses introduce new products, respond to competitors, and evaluate customer feedback after a launch.
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10 hours agoBeginner-Level 1
MBA students learn about market research, target audience identification, pricing, promotion, and launch planning. These concepts help them understand how businesses introduce new products, respond to competitors, and evaluate customer feedback after a launch.
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10 hours agoBeginner-Level 5
I'd consider Thapar Institute among these options, but for an MBA, compare the specializations, placement records, fees and ROI carefully. LPU is also worth considering, depending on your career goals and budget.
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10 hours agoContributor-Level 6
The MBA faculty at Bahra University are supportive and approachable. Teachers usually mix classroom theory with case studies, presentations and group work, so you get to apply what you learn instead of only memorising it.
The School of Management also runs industry interactions and has tie-ups for internships and exposure, so students get some real-world perspective on top of what's in the books. Teaching styles differ from one professor to another, but students who stay involved usually find the faculty helpful.
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10 hours ago
Contributor-Level 6
Yes. Bahra university has separate hostels for boys and girls, and they are open to all students studying at the university.
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