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YesterdayContributor-Level 6
The MBA fee at Bahra University comes to roughly ₹2.6 to ₹3 Lacs in tuition for the full two-year course. Different sources list slightly different numbers. One of them puts it at about ₹75,000 per semester, which works out to ₹1.5 Lacs a year.
Hostel is extra and costs around ₹50,000 per semester. If you have a good MAT or CAT score, you can also get a tuition waiver of up to 40%, so that helps bring the cost down.
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YesterdayContributor-Level 7
A higher pre-MBA salary increases your opportunity cost. Over two years, candidate will forfeit roughly INR 20 Lacs in gross earnings plus potential raises. To break even within four years of graduation, candidates will generally need a post-MBA package of at least Rs 24 Lacs to Rs 28 lakh.
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YesterdayContributor-Level 7
Under the New Tax Regime, tax slabs are lower, but candidates cannot deduct education loan interest under Section 80E. Under the Old Tax Regime, candidates can deduct the entire interest paid without an upper limit for up to 8 years. If the annual loan interest payment exceeds Rs 2 Lacs to Rs 3 lakh, the Old Regime may benefit with a lower total tax.
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YesterdayContributor-Level 7
The net monthly take-home pay is usually around 65% to 75% of the reported annual CTC divided by 12. Deductions for employee PF, income tax (TDS), and annual performance-linked variable pay account for the rest.
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YesterdayContributor-Level 7
Yes, but primarily if you attend a tier-1 business school where the median domestic CTC is at least INR 24 Lacs to INT 28 lakh. At that earnings level, even with an education loan, you can recover direct costs within 3 to 5 years. For lower-ranked institutes charging similar fees without matched placements, recovery can take over 8 years, making the financial return questionable.
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YesterdayContributor-Level 10
IIM Ahmedabad MBA fees for two years is INR 20.10 Lacs for domestic students. The cost of MBA may also include other components. In case of withdrawal of admission, students get a refund in fees after deduction of INR 1,000 towards processing fee.
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YesterdayGuide-Level 12
Yes, Lovely Professional University (LPU) is a great choice for pursuing an MBA, especially for students looking for industry-oriented education, practical learning, and strong career opportunities. LPU offers various MBA specialisations and focuses on developing managerial, leadership, and communication skills through case studies, live projects, internships, industry interactions, and workshops. The university also provides dedicated placement assistance and professional training to help students prepare for corporate careers. Its modern infrastructure, experienced faculty, and diverse campus environment further enhance the overall l
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YesterdayContributor-Level 10
GEMS B School provides direct placement assistance as part of the Industry Synergised MBA program meaning students do not need to rely solely on off campus opportunities. The placement process begins as soon as a student joins the program. The institution coordinates placements through a network of corporate partners and dedicated placement cells.
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2 days agoContributor-Level 10
FSFM acceptance rate ranges between 30% and 40% as per unofficial sources. The school can be considered moderately competitive to get into based on this data alone.
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2 days agoContributor-Level 10
Indian food is not a daily feature of the FSFM dining menu. The main cafeteria (Kasino) serves standard German and European meals like Schnitzel, Grune Sobe, and Handkase.
Indian food is occasionally served during events organized by the Indian student community on campus. Most students prefer to carry their own food or explore nearby Indian restaurants according to FSFM student reviews on Shiksha Study Abroad.
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