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Jaya Sharma

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The Achiever's Round is a profile-based selection process for candidates with outstanding achievements in academics, sports, or professional work (e.g., national-level athletes or top-ranked university graduates). 

  • Early Evaluation: Shortlisting for this round happens before CAT/XAT/GMAT scores are considered.
  • Spot Offers: High-performing candidates in this round may receive spot admission offers, whereas others are moved to the regular pool for consideration alongside standard applicants.
  • Scholarships: Selected Achiever's Round candidates are eligible to apply for the ACCESS scholarship, which can provide up to ₹5 Lacs in tuition
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Saurabh Khanduri

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No, there is no difference in the admission process for part-time or full-time mode of PhD offered by Jindal School of Government and Public Policy. Admissions to both courses is decided on entrance basis with the same exam scores considered to decide the selection of candidates.

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Saurabh Khanduri

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The PhD courses at Jindal School of Government and Public Policy are offered in both full-time and part-time modes. Candidate selection for both PhD courses is done following the same eligibility and selection criteria. The part-time Jindal School of Government and Public Policy PhD course is more suitable for working professionals.

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Shilpaa Gupta

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Yes, companies treat the B.Tech degree from Polaris School of Technology (PST) as a regular B.Tech qualification because it is awarded by Medhavi Skills University (MSU), a UGC-recognized State Private University established under the Sikkim Act, 2021. Under Section 2 (f) of the UGC Act, 1956, this degree is legally equivalent to those from any other recognised university, ensuring it successfully passes Background Verification (BGV) for MNCs,  Government jobs (UPSC/SSC), and higher education (GATE/MS). Since the curriculum follows the WISE (Work-Integrated Skill-Based Higher Education) model, companies often view the degree mo

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Kanika Shukla

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It is possible. Many companies use internships as a trial period. If you perform well, companies may offer to sponsor your work visa for a full-time role, though this depends heavily on local labor laws.

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Porishmita Paul

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The duration for the regular UG courses at VMOU is three years.

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Anshul Jindal

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BEd from Indira Gandhi National Open University is a distance programme that can be completed within 2 to 5 years. Candidates can get admission in this course by IGNOU BEd entrance test.

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Kanishka Gambhir

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The tuition fee of part-time and full-time Nursing courses is not the same. There is a huge difference in the fee in terms of amount being paid for the course. Below table shows tuition fee of some part-time and full-time Nursing course at this university- 

Nursing Courses 

Full-Time Tuition Fees Per Year 

Part-Time Tuition Fees Per Year 

BSc in Nursing Studies 

GBP 29,000 (INR 34.79 L) 

GBP 14,500 (INR 17.39 L) 

MSc in Clinical Nursing  

GBP 33,850 (INR 40.61 L) 

GBP 16,925 (INR 20.30 L) 

MRes in Clinical Research  

GBP 33,850 (INR 40.61 L) 

GBP 16,925 (INR 20.30 L) 

MSc in Health and Social Care Policy 

GBP 30,000 (INR 35.99 L) 

GBP 15,000 (INR 17.99 L) 

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Abhishek Ranjan

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The University Institute of Legal Studies (UILS) has a Moot Court room, a mock case where students conduct and present other papers like real lawyers. It functions as a small court room, so students get to know practically how a case moves in court. Besides, the university sends law students for regular study tours such as visits to district courts, high courts, and even legal aid offices. These tours form part of the practical learning strategy integrated into the law curriculum. CU also manages Legal Aid Clinics under the National Legal Services Authority. Participation in organizing legal awareness drives is on the students, who als

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Hi.

Based on publicly available data (school website, media reports, ranking‑body results) GIBS has a fairly long list of accolades. 

Year / Period / ReporterRecognition / Award / Rank
2025Ranked 31st among Top 70 BBA Institutes in India by The Times of India BBA Education Ranking Survey 
 Ranked 21st among Top Private BBA Colleges in India (same survey) 
 Ranked 25th nationally for BBA institutes on placement success (2025) per Times BBA Survey
 Within South‑India BBA colleges (2025), it is listed among top regional institutes.
 According to the latest listing by its own site: “A+” rating in Business Education Ranking (2024) 
 2025 ranking by IIRF — ranked 3rd among Best B‑Schools in Karnataka.
 2025 IIRF also gives it ranking among top B‑Schools in South‑India and “the fastest‑growing private B‑schools” in India, indicating rising recognition.
 In 2023, GIBS was listed among the Top Emerging BBA Institutions with Placement in India by Times of India survey (and among the top 10 emerging BBA colleges.) 
 2023 rankings from GHRDC survey: Among top BBA colleges in Karnataka & South India (e.g. 6th in Karnataka BBA list) 
 Earlier (2020), GIBS was ranked 14th best B‑School in Karnataka, and among “top 20 Outstanding B‑Schools of Excellence in India” by CSR Magazine. 
 Multiple “special awards” / “honours” from private forums / educational awards bodies: e.g., “Business School of the Year – South (2022)” by a media/educational forum, “New‑Age B‑School (2021)” by a reputed publication, “Institution of Excellence / Academic Excellence / Sustainable Institution (2023)” — mostly as per institution's own listing.

 

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