Colleges in Rajasthan

Taxila Business School (TBS) and Doon Business School (DBS) are highly appreciated management institution in India, offering high quality education in the management field.

Taxila Business School is reputed for tough academic curriculum and practical training, while Doon Business School stands out for vibrant campus life and experienced faculty.

When comparing the fee structure of the both colleges based on the PGDM course, TBS has high fee than DBS. TBS provides PGDM course for around 9.6 Lacs if payment is done in one time lumpsum amount or else it would be 10.3 Lacs if paid in yearly installment where as DBS provides same course for 8.3 lakhs.

It might sound TBS is expensive than DBS but each college has it pros and cons when we take few factors into consideration like placement package, infrastructure, placement and internships., etc.

Indeed, Rajasthan Technical University (RTU) Kota's MBA programme is well-known. The National Institute Ranking Framework (NIRF) for MBA programmes at the MHRD has ranked the university as the top choice. Eleven undergraduate and twelve graduate programmes, including Ph.D. and MBA programmes, are available at RTU Kota. The Common Management Admission Test (CMAT) score is the basis for admission to the MBA programme at the university. Positive evaluations have also been given to RTU Kota's facilities, faculty, and placement rate; at least 70% of students are placed, and the highest annual package is 15 lakhs. Although the University of Kota (UOK) also has an MBA programme, the search results do not specifically mention the ranking or any other information about the programme. Based on the information that is currently available, RTU Kota's MBA programme is highly regarded and ranked, making it a good option for those who wish to pursue an MBA.

CUET score will matter, I got this on the official website of MLSU.

Admissions to the first semester of M.Sc programme shall be made on the basis of merit of the candidates as per the university rules. The university may conduct an entrance examination for admission to the courses offered in the university departments if the number of applicants exceeds three times of the seats. The merit will be determined on the basis of marks obtained in the written external examinations (Theory papers) at the graduation level in the relevant subjects and marks obtained in the entrance examination if applicable. For candidates who have passed graduation under the credit system, grades in the external examination of each theory course will be converted into marks using the relevant grade to mark conversion formulae. The relevant subjects at the graduation level for the programme of study will be defined by each committee of courses concerned.