Presidency College

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme at Presidency College in Bangalore has a total course fee of INR 4.75 Lakhs for the entire duration of the program. This fee encompasses the tuition costs, granting students access to the college's educational resources, facilities, and learning opportunities.

For individuals interested in further details about the fee structure, including specifics on payment schedules, breakdowns of the fees, and any potential additional costs, it is highly recommended to consult the official website of Presidency College. Alternatively, contacting the college's admissions office directly can provide prospective students with the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding financial requirements for enrolling in the MBA programme at Presidency College. 

Indeed, Presidency College offers a number of scholarship programmes for undergraduate studies.

Merit-based scholarships: These are given to students with outstanding academic records and passing scores on prerequisite tests. The requirements for eligibility and the amount of the scholarship differ based on the course and entrance exam.

Socio-Economic Scholarships: These are awarded to students from underprivileged social or economic backgrounds. The students' income certificate and caste certificate determine the eligibility requirements and scholarship amount.

Additional Scholarships: These consist of grants for students who have finished their education at Kendriya Vidyalaya, for students who have passed national-level examinations, and for students who are orphans, single parents, or children of members of the armed forces.

The latest cutoff information for admission to the MBA programme at Presidency College depends on the campus and the entrance exam you choose:

MBA in Finance: For candidates from the general category, the TANCET cutoff is 35 marks, and the KMAT cutoff is 40 percentile.
MBA in Human Resource Management: For candidates from the general category, the TANCET cutoff is 35 marks, and the KMAT cutoff is 40 percentile.
MBA in Marketing: For candidates from the general category, the TANCET cutoff is 35 marks, and the KMAT cutoff is 40 percentile.
MBA in Business Analytics: For candidates from the general category, the TANCET cutoff is 35 marks, and the KMAT cutoff is 40 percentile.