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Ashwani Tripathi

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There are several top MBA colleges in Delhi including both Public/Government and Private institutions and for regular/ distance education, approved by AICTE (All India Institute of Technical Education), NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council) and UGC (University Grants Commission). These best colleges to study MBA in Delhi offer many different specializations; some of the popular MBA specializations include Business Analytics, General Management and finance. The fees for the top MBA colleges in Delhi may range from Rs 0.20 Lacs to Rs 18.24 Lacs.

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Ashwani Tripathi

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The cut off information for Master of business administration at DY patil university pune is above 45 .

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C Kushal

Beginner-Level 5

If you want to pursue MBA then the college you are selecting should have a good teaching, infrastructure, activities, additional courses, and the placements. So based on all these aspects you have to select the colleges comparatively. And you have to also keep in mind that you have to enjoy your college life too which adds up to your peace of mind in writing the finals. Otherwise you cannot clear the main exam without peace of mind.

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C Kushal

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If your budget is under 5lacs then it's the maximum or out of reach for the many mediocre who can't afford greater than 2lacs. So major top colleges are offering for 2lacs or 3lacs maximum and you have to search for better colleges for the MBA course. Under your budget you can get a variety of top different business schools and college which you can opt to pursue your MBA.

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C Kushal

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If you want to do MBA then you have to opt for colleges with good teaching and better infrastructure. If you can't bare the cost you can opt for a student loan from any bank or apply for scholarship based on your merit. The student loan has 0 interest and has to repaid after the course duration is completed. If you can't take a loan or scholarship then you have to surf college with better teaching at less cost or fees. So it depends upon the research you do. It is best to opt for government colleges with good teaching for the reduction in the fees.

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Ashwani Tripathi

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The fee structure at Scott Christian College for a Master of Business Administration is INR 2.44 LPA and the number of seats are 60.

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C Kushal

Beginner-Level 5

If you have a BBA Certificate then you can opt for MBA after doing any type of course and the time period is not limited to be completed in a certain period. So of you are doing whatever course after BBA you can apply for MBA after the completed of the course or do the course simultaneously by doing MBA.

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C Kushal

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If you want to pursue MBA, then you have to write a entrance examination for the knowing of your efficiency in the course. If you don't write any exam you have to opt for a management quota seat which is usually 2 or 3 times higher than the actual fees of the course. And even though you opt for management quota you have to write a basic test for the same which will bee given by the college authorities and is a compulsory to write.

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C Kushal

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The fees for the any college of MBA depends upon the seat demand for that year which means the number of seats which are expected to be filled in the current year is a variable to fees. So the correct fees structure will only be known to you once you visit the college for admission or enquiry.

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C Kushal

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It depends upon your marks in your degree in the related subject or elective you are willing to opt for. If you are not from a background of commerce you have to choose based on your easy subject you will find in the first year of your MBA . So according to that you can choose any elective from marketing hr or finance

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