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7 months agoNew answer posted
7 months agoBeginner-Level 4
Yes, it is really a lot of worth doing MBA from Chandigarh University. If someone is thinking for MBA, CU is honestly a smart choice. The university is growing fast and doing very good in the management field. The placements, the rankings, the learning style everything is going to the next level. The course from the university is not just a normal degree, it gives you exposure, skills, and big career chances. Every year, students from all MBA fields lik Marketing, Finance, HR, IT, and Analytics are getting placed in top companies. Each department also has a training and placement coordinator, faculties, HODs of every department also pu
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7 months agoBeginner-Level 4
As far as I know Chandigarh University is an awesome place to study MBA. It's not just about lectures and books, the MBA department offers unique courses like Business Analytics, FinTech and Strategic HR, etc. The department also organizes several workshops, expert talks and seminars every month and even the labs are modern and advanced. If we talk about the most important part which are placements then big MNCs like Amazon, Flipkart, IBM, Deloitte, Ernst & Young, Danone Foods, KPMG, Reliance Industries, Bank of America, VIVO, ICICI Bank, ITC, etc. hire students and offer very high salaries.
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7 months agoBeginner-Level 4
Factor | Chandresh Agarwal | Vasantha Book House |
Coverage & Up-to-date Content | Very good. Recent editions exist. The Max Success series seems to stay updated. | Also good coverage, but older editions in some cases; need to check the latest version. Some user reviews mention mistakes, which could be due to older edition. |
Practice Material / Mock Tests | Books seem to include many practice questions + sections for all parts of exam. The comprehensiveness is a plus. | Similarly rich in practice, though the quality of answer explanations may vary. More practice is good but you have to check if explanations are clear. |
Price / Value | Likely reasonable; e-book versions available, which can be cheaper. | Generally good value; many students use these as standard references. But if you need error free material, may require cross checking. |
Reliability / Errors | Less feedback in reviews about errors (at least from what I saw). But that doesn't guarantee none. | Some complaints in reviews about misprints, mistakes. That means extra effort on your part to verify. |
Availability / Accessibility | The book is widely available; also in digital formats. | Also widely available; many students use Vasanthas publications. |
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7 months agoContributor-Level 9
To directly take admission in an MBA course, keeping in mind the private universities and deemed universities are the best way to approach. You can always knock off the entrance exam to apply for the programs like Amity University / Lovely Professional University / NMIMS (the Mumbai campus will give you better placements). Also you have to look into colleges with a good industry relations, internship assistance and placement with success ratio around 90%. I also recommend looking for courses with practical exposure, live projects, and soft skills assistance. Check the fees, return on investment, and student alumnus feedback before you
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7 months agoBeginner-Level 2
Chandigarh University has made a strong mark in Business and Management education, and its NIRF 2025 recognition proves this. Being ranked 32nd overall in India for Business and Management showcases its growing visibility. The programs here are designed to prepare students for today's dynamic business world with a balance of academic knowledge, practical training, and global exposure. Specialized labs, certifications in analytics, fintech, digital marketing, and entrepreneurship incubation support allow students to explore different dimensions of business. The teaching approach combines classroom learning with interactive methods like
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7 months agoContributor-Level 8
Unfortunately, TISS Mumbai does not offer admissions to any MBA programmes. However, a few similar degrees offered at TISS Mumbai include the Executive Post Graduate Diploma. Candidates can apply for the EPGD by following the steps below:
- Candidates must meet the eligibility requirements and appear for the CUET PG exam.
- Candidates who meet the cutoff must also appear for Online Personal Interview for counselling and to decide final admission.
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7 months agoBeginner-Level 1
Yes, Chandigarh University's MBA programme is recognised both in India and abroad. The university is ranked among the top universities in NIRF, which adds credibility to its degrees. Internationally, CU is recognised by QS World Rankings and THE (Times Higher Education), which makes the MBA degree valid and respected outside India as well. Many students also benefit from CU's tie-ups with global universities for semester exchange and internships, which strengthen the international exposure.
As for the cost, it is considered affordable compared to IIMs or top private B-schools, while still offering strong ROI through placements in repute
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
The first step in the admission process is registration and form filling. Aspirants who meet the course-specific eligibility requirements can apply. XIMB MBA admission entrance-based and the aspirants can apply with a valid score of XAT/ CAT/ GMAT/ X-GMT. Candidates who get shortlisted have to take part in the written ability test and the group discussion and personal interview round. Once the final selection is done, the aspirants can pay the required admission fee amount and confirm their seats.
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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
Anurag University MBA is entrance-based. Interested candidates must appear for one of the accepted entrance exams to be eligible for admission. The MBA admission is provided based on the TSICET exam scores, followed by the TSICET counselling. Selected candidates must report to the university for further admission formalities.
Admission to the MBA (Business Analytics) programme is based on the applicant's merit in Anurag University CET/CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT/GMAT/HBSAT. Thus, candidates who have secured an accepted entrance score can apply through the official website of the university. Continuously, those who get shortlisted according to the
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