Columbia University

Yes, why not? BBA degree from Chandigarh University is really reputable. At Chandigarh University, the BBA programme is well structured. The course is NBA-accredited. And the management department is ranked very high in each and every ranking. Students also get collaboration with SAS, which gives 3 global certifications in machine learning, data mining. These certificates help students learn data tools like Excel, python and SQL AND Power BI. There are also workshop, live projects and internships. For international student, job scope is wide- you can go in digital marketing, brand management, sale, market research and advertising with role like digital marketing specialist, social media manager and brand coordinator. 

Yes, you should definitely pursue MBA in Finance from Chandigarh University. The most interesting part of this course is that 30–40% of the classes are taught by PwC partners. This makes students get practical knowledge, not just theory. The course also allows dual specialisation like investment banking, auditing, taxation, and advisory. This wider choice helps in getting career options across fields. Tools like Excel and Power BI are part of learning, which prepares for real job roles. Students also work on Harvard case studies to build problem solving skills. On placement, the scope is high with recruiters from banking, finance, IT, and consulting.

Yes, Columbia accepts more than 100 transfer students each year. For admission at Columbia as a transfer student, students would need to satisfy the eligibility criteria given below:

• Should have 24 points of credit at another institution or be registered to complete the same
• A high school diploma
• Must be enrolled at an institute where courses are offered by each term (quarters, semesters, etc.) AND a grade is given for each course, every term AND the institute can provide an English language transcript of the same
• Must secure the minimum score, in either of the following: TOEFL-iBT: 105, IELTS: 7.5, Duolingo English Test: 135, or Cambridge English: 191