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a month agoContributor-Level 9
Multiple government scholarships and financial aid options support students enrolled in the Purushottam Sriram Degree College BA degree path. The college collaborates with state welfare boards to deliver fee concessions to deserving learners each year. The college office helps you fill out your scholarship profiles smoothly.
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a month agoBeginner-Level 5
Based on my experience, GIBS has received good recognition in recent rankings.
IIRF 2025: Ranked 49th among private B-Schools in India.
Times 2025: Ranked 71st among Management Institutes in India.
When I was looking for colleges, I checked rankings too, but I didn't make my decision based only on that. I wanted a college that offered good exposure, practical learning, internships, and placement support.
That's why I chose GIBS Bangalore, and I'm happy with my decision. My suggestion is to use rankings as one factor, but also look at the learning environment, industry exposure, and the opportunities you'll get during your cours
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a month agoBeginner-Level 5
Based on my experience, one thing I really loved about GIBS was the campus.
The 10-acre Mind Valley campus has a lot of greenery, so it feels calm and refreshing. After a busy day of classes, it was nice to just walk around, sit with friends, or spend some time outside. Those small breaks really helped us relax before the next class.
I think the campus adds a different feel to college life. It doesn't feel like you're stuck inside classrooms all day. There's enough open space to unwind, spend time with friends, and enjoy the overall atmosphere.
Looking back, the campus is one of the reasons I have so many good memories from my time at GIB
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a month agoContributor-Level 9
Purushottam Sriram Degree College BSc department coordinates multiple government scholarship programs for students. Deserving learners from SC, ST, and OBC groups can claim these funds easily. This aid significantly lowers the financial burden on rural families.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
London Film School MA in Filmmaking course is a 2-year long course. The tuition fee for this course is GBP 34,626 (Around INR 45 lakh). There are 5 modules in this course -
- Introduction to Screen Storytelling
- Finding Real Stories
- Studio Narratives
- Location Filmmaking: Out in the world
- Graduation Film
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a month agoContributor-Level 7
The admission to BSc course at MGM SBS is merit-based. The candidates must fulfill the eligibility criteria and fill an application form. The students are required to pass Class 12 with minimum 50% aggregate (45% for reserved category) with Science stream from a recognised board. Further in the admission process students must fill the application form by visiting the institute's official website and provide the needed documents and pay an application fee of INR 1000 via online mode of payment.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
It depends on the stream and college. For DU's Science colleges, CUET UG scores decide admission rather than 12th marks directly. For engineering, JEE Main or JEE Advanced ranks are needed along with meeting a minimum Class 12 percentage cutoff. Medical admission always needs a valid NEET UG score, regardless of your board exam marks. So in most cases, 12th marks alone are not enough; you'll need to clear the relevant entrance exam too.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Delhi offers strong academics, access to internships at MNCs and government bodies, and a well-connected NCR job market, making it one of India's top education hubs.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
No, CUET UG is compulsory for admission to all undergraduate courses at Delhi University colleges, including top Science colleges.
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a month agoContributor-Level 9
ICFAI Hyderabad MBA institutional scholarship rules generally do not allow students to combine multiple merit awards together. If you win the institutional two-lakh merit scholarship, you cannot claim other internal fee waivers simultaneously. However, you can explore external education loans or state government welfare schemes independently if needed.
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