MBA/PGDM

Candidates who have completed a bachelor's degree with at least 55% aggregate in any discipline are eligible to apply for MBA at KL Business School. Aspirants must have relevant documents to prove their eligibility at the time of admission. Besides, aspirants should have a valid score in CAT, MAT, ICET, XAT or KLMAT for admission to MBA programme.

The total tuition fee for MBA at KL Business School ranges between INR 6.7 lakh and INR 11 lakh. This information is sourced from official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change. The total fee of MBA is a cumulative of components such as caution deposit, tuition fee, exam fee, etc. Aspirants have to deposit some part of the fee at the time of admission to confirm their seat.

Yes, candidates need to have a valid score in ICET, CAT, MAT or XAT for admission to MBA programme. Those who have not appeared for any of the accepted exam can appear for KLMAT conducted by the university. Selected candidates have to further pass a personal interview round for admission. Once selected, aspirants have to pay the course fee to confirm their seat.

Yes, an MBA programme is offered through RGU's International College via the Navitas pathways. This is ideal for the international students who need pre-session preparation. There are three programs under this MBA which are in the fields of Business & Management, Accounting & Finance, and Creative and Cultural Business. The estimated tuition fee is £18,000 per year (INR 18–21? L).

ICFAI University, Sikkim offers different courses with wide scope in the Management field. Students can access the Master of Business Administration (MBA) course for quality PG training at ICFAI University, SIkkim. The total inclusive fees at ICFAI University, Sikkim for the MBA course is INR 6.59 lakhs, which includes several components like hostel fees, one-time deposits, etc. Students can explore the various scholarship options at ICFAI University, Sikkim in order to receive financial assistance in their higher education.

Both EMBA and MBA for working professionals allow students to continue working while studying, the EMBA is an intensive programme for senior executives focusing on leadership and strategy, whereas the MBA for working professionals is broader and suited for mid-level professionals aiming to build foundational management skills and advance their careers gradually.

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