MBA Fees

Average course fee charged by various institutes ranges between INR 4 to 20 Lacs. However, it differs from college to college. Hope this helps you. Be free to share any problem you have.
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The cut off varies year to year and is depended on the criteria which changes. The fee is around 8-9 Lacs for the 2 years.

Hi,
If you are non-resident of Karnataka and taking admission through national entrance exam, then its 5.60 Lacs. Check this updated presidency university MBA fees structure. https://www.admissionmba.in/bangalore/presidency-university. Also, if you joining the University through PGCET then its approximately Rs 2 Lacs.

You have not specify the college name where you wish to pursue the MBA course. However, the fee details for following colleges are as under:
1. LPU (programme fee is about Rs 1,25,000)
2. IKGPTU, Jalandhar (programme fee is about Rs 1,64,100)
3. Apeejay Institute of Management and Technology studies (programme fee is about Rs 1,21,750).

Tuition Fee for IIFT's 2 year MBA (International Business IB) offered at New Delhi & Kolkata. General category student - Rs.15.7 Lacs + Rs.55,000. SC / ST/ PH student - Rs.7.8 Lacs + Rs.50,000. Non-Indian national/ NRI/ children of NRI - $ 60,000 + Rs.55,000.

Fees u2013 Rs.1 Lacs per annum including tuition fees, hostel accommodation and mess charges is very nominal, despite TISS being in prime Mumbai location. Reason being that TISS is aimed at MSW too.

Total fee is 14.04 Lacs. Check out the link below for more details:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/master-of-business-administration-icfai-business-school-Hyderabad-donthanapally-110479

Hello!
It entirely depends upon the college(s) you are targeting. The government-funded ones (e.g. SIMSREE, FMS) have relatively low fees as compared to the private ones (e.g. IIMs, SP Jain, XLRI). The fee range of the two-year MBA program can be anywhere from Rs 21k till Rs 30 Lacs.

Hi,
Yes, without paying the MBA fee, you won't be getting the admission. In case of any financial crisis, you should try talking to the concerned authorities once. Though difficult, but for genuine reasons, they might provide some leniency.