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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
Overall at ISB Mohali and Hyderabad campuses, more than 1117 placement offers have been released for the Class of 2026. The average salary offered to the PGP Class of 2026 was INR 37.29 LPA. Additionally, the highest salary offered was 1.56 Cr per annum. Maximum offers were received by the students from Consulting, Technology and BFSI sectors. Some of the top companies that hired the students include Mckinsey & Company, BCG, Amazon, IBM, Uber, Barclays, among others. Around 30 internatioal offers were also released.
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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
The admission process is mostly subject to an entrance exam for different courses offered by ISB Mohali. For the flagship PGP course, students are required to have a valid score in GMAT/ GRE with over 24 months of work experience. Other than this, there are courses that require up to 10 years of minimum experience. This is about the eligibility requirements for the top courses. Beyond the exam scores, candidates are evaluated on the basis of essays created by them, personal interview rounds, the industry they are coming from and their overall profile.
While it is one of the top and difficult institutes in
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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
ISB Mohali offers shared and studio accommodation facilities to the students of PGP. Since it is a residential programe, it is mandatory for students to stay at the campus in the facility of their choice. The shared accommodation cost is free from GST charges. However, students who choose to stay at studio accommodation have to bear the GST of 18%. The fee details for both are as follows:
| Accommodation Type | Charges |
|---|---|
| Shared accommodation | INR 2.34 Lacs (one-year PGP)* |
| Studio accommodation | INR 5.36 Lacs (one-year PGP)* |
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Beginner-Level 5
Ropar Campus and Greater Mohali campus are both part of the Rayat Bahra Group but function as seperate institutions. So a direct migration between the two is not as simple as an internal transfer within the same university. For B.Com LLB specifically since its a law program BCI rules also come into play which makes the migration process even more specific. Better to reach out to your concerned admission office and explain your situation.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Candidates can apply for Chandigarh University CUCET phase 2 exam from the institute official website within the last date of registration.
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a month agoBeginner-Level 1
Chandigarh-Mohali has decent CAT prep options now. Broadly three types:
National chains: TIME, Career Launcher, IMS all have Chandigarh centres (Sector 34-35 belt); TIME also has one in Mohali. Standardized material, bigger batches.
Chandigarh-origin brands: Hitbulseye started here, now a national hybrid platform — good for a tech/analytics-heavy prep style. Bulls Eye (Mohali) is another established name.
Local specialist institutes: Several run smaller batches with heavier personal mentoring — Quantifiers, Nimbus Education, and Aptitude360 (where I teach, Sector 34A) among others.
Whichever type you lean towards, there's one fit quest
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a month agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, completing a BSc programme (such as Nursing or Allied Health Sciences) at PGIMER Chandigarh provides a significant advantage for clearing government employment exams in India. You can easily clear job exams for central institutions like AIIMS or the railway department. The long hours you spend inside practical labs help you clear hospital skill tests easily.
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a month agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, you need to clear minor library and laboratory deposits when starting the PGIMER Chandigarh BSc program. These small institutional charges help cover the basic costs of using campus gear and books. A small part of this payment is kept as a caution fee.
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