MBA/PGDM

Yes, female minority students (Muslim, Latin, or converted Christian) enrolled in the University of Calicut MBA can apply for the CH Muhammedkoya Scholarship. To qualify, the University of Calicut requires you to have at least 50% marks in your qualifying exam. This scholarship provides INR 5,000 per year, helping reduce the financial burden for women aiming to break into the business world through the University of Calicut MBA programme.

If you are a student of the University of Calicut's MBA program, you can apply for-

• E-Grantz system, which provides financial assistance to students belonging to OEC, OBC, and SC/ST categories. 

• Central Sector Scholarship Scheme for students belonging to lower-income families

These aids enable students to overcome financial hurdles while completing their management studies.

Practical training is a mandatory part of the University of Calicut MBA. The University of Calicut requires all students to complete a summer internship between the first and second years. Additionally, every student must finish a final-year project to apply classroom theories in solving real-world business problems.

University of Calicut MBA programme is designed to equip students with the required skills and knowledge for global competitiveness by-

• Updating the syllabus with reference to global business practices.

• Emphasizing current business laws and global economic trends.

• Transforming students from 'generalists' to 'specialists' by the final semester.

The first year of the University of Calicut MBA focuses on building a rock-solid foundation in business basics. During these two semesters, the University of Calicut teaches subjects like Managerial Economics, Accounting for Managers, and Organizational Behavior. By mastering these core areas, University of Calicut MBA students develop the analytical mindset needed to tackle complex corporate challenges before moving into their specific areas of elective specialisation in the second year.

To join the University of Calicut MBA programme, you need:

Degree: Bachelor's degree in any discipline (10+2+3 pattern).

Minimum Marks

• General Category: 50% aggregate.

• OBC/OEC Category: 45% aggregate (5% relaxation)

• SC/ST Category: Minimum pass marks.

Final-Year Students: Eligible to apply. Admission is going to remain provisional until the final degree certificate meeting the percentage criteria is submitted.

There are several good MBA colleges across India that have highly affordable programmes, and they have some standing across ranking frameworks like Business Today and Times B School. You can check these. 

Note: All info. is from official sources and can change. 

Graphic Era University Online can worth the hype for its MBA course depending on one's expectations.

Though students will find an excellent Online MBA programme with students able to choose a range of electives that allow them to further specialise in fields such as Human Resources (HR), Marketing, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, Artificial Intelligence, Finance, Aviation Management, etc.

The acceptance rate for MBA specifically is not released by the University of Sydney. An unofficial source cites that the MBA acceptance rate at USyd is around 30%. 

This makes the MBA admissions at the University of Sydney for Indian students veey selective. 

The applicants need to meet the requirements given below - 

• A min GPA of 65 in UG 
• High English language proficiency 
• A min of 3 years of work experience 

Yes, most of the top-ranking MBA colleges in Delhi NCR do not require the CAT exam, but require other national-level entrances. 

You can explore the links below that show which exam is required if not CAT. 

• MDI Gurgaon MBA - MAT, ATMA, and XAT are accepted. 
• JMI MBA - JMI Entrance Test only. 
• JIMS Rohini MBA - XAT, CMAT, and MAT are accepted. 

Note: All info. is from official sites and can change.