MBA Fees

The Symbiosis Institute of Digital and Telecom Management (SIDTM) Pune presents an all-encompassing fee structure for its Digital and Telecom Management program, amounting to INR 20.48 lakh. This total includes a breakdown of individual components such as academic fees totaling INR 15,64,000, an institute deposit of INR 20,000, a hostel deposit of INR 15,000, hostel fees amounting to INR 2,60,000, and mess fees of INR 1,89,000. To be eligible for the Digital and Telecom Management program, prospective students are required to hold a graduation degree with a minimum of 60% marks and possess valid SNAP scores. The provided fee structure covers tuition fees, institution deposits, and residential facilities for students opting for hostel accommodation at the campus. 

The cost of pursuing an MBA at University Business School, Chandigarh, is typically commensurate with the quality of education and facilities offered. While expenses may vary depending on factors such as residency status, programme duration, and additional fees, UBS Chandigarh is generally considered to offer a competitive value proposition in relation to its academic reputation and industry connections.

Compared to some private B-schools, UBS boasts moderate tuition fees. The total programme fee falls within the range of INR 42,700 to INR 2.3 lakh (subject to change), depending on the chosen specialisation (e.g., MBA vs. MBA - Entrepreneurship).

The total fee for the Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme at Avinashilingam Institute for Home Science & Higher Education for Women varies based on the specialisation and type of program. The maximum fee for the MBA programme is around INR 28,000 per year, while the minimum fee is INR 7,000 per year. Additionally, there are aided and self-financed MBA programs with different intake capacities. The eligibility criteria include a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in graduation, and admission is based on entrance exams like CMAT, CAT, XAT, TANCET, MAT, ATMA, or GMAT. The final admission is granted after Group Discussion and Personal Interview rounds.