Business Management Studies

No, candidates who wish to apply for the Global MBA course at Lexicon MILE are required to clear the LAT conducted by Lexicon MILE. The CAT exam score at Lexicon MILE is only used for deciding the PGDM admissions along with several other entrance exams.

Lexicon MILE has not revealed the admission timeline for the Global MBA and PGDM courses for 2026. However, since the accepted entrance exam is different for Global MBA and PGDM courses, it is being assumed that the admission timeline for Global MBA is different from the standard PGDM courses.

Yes, you can apply provisionally for this program, but you can submit original marksheets and degrees once you join this program. Last date for marksheets and degrees submission is 31st October of the current academic year. 

Sponsored is the general category for every applicant who fulfils eligibility criteria and holds high merit. Non-sponsored students fulfil normal eligibility criteria and they have achieved cut-off in the admission process.

Yes, for those who want to take sports scholarship can be at max 23 years. Sports scholarship is granted based on selection process, interview, sports certificate assessment for the last three years and sports trial. International participants will get 100% scholarship without any sports trial or interview. National medal winners will get 50% scholarship based on sports trial and interview. National participants will get 25% scholarship based on sports trial and interview. They also need to attach an application and assessment of sports certificate will also be done.

For admissions into MBA course at GNIOT Institute of Management, GDs usually revolve around current affairs or business topics. Additionallym PIs assess students' personality, career goals, clarity of thought, and confidence.

Periodic assessment of students is done under this system. 30% weightage is ascribed to internal/continuous assessment during a semester. This is based on 3-4 evaluation metrics that have pre-defined weightages, which include case discussion, class test, viva, quiz, presentation, analysis, project, seminar, term paper, home assignment, and attendance.

Amity university Jaipur follows Absolute Grading and Relative Grading on the basis of student's strength in the programme. This is the system which assesses the academic performance of students as an aggregate of continuous assessment as well as end-term examination. It is indicated by letter grades on ten-point scale. Letter grades include A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, F, which have points associated with them. SGPA and CGPA are evaluated based on semester performance.