Purdue University

For pursuing an MBA,  Purdue University in the USA generally offers a stronger global reputation and potentially better career opportunities, especially for those seeking international or tech-focused roles, compared to K J Somaiya Institute of Management in India. 

Whether your campus life will be better on- or off-campus at Purdue University depends on your individual preferences and priorities. On-campus living offers convenience, easy access to campus resources, and a strong sense of community, while off-campus living provides more independence and potentially lower costs. 

Studying at Purdue University can cost roughly INR 25 to 38 Lacs per year for undergraduate programs and INR 29 to 39 Lacs per year for graduate programs, including tuition, fees, and living expenses, but this can vary based on programme and lifestyle. 

For Indian students applying to Purdue University, the undergraduate application deadlines for Fall intake are November 1st for Early Action and January 15th for Regular Decision. For graduate programs, deadlines vary by program, so it's crucial to check with the specific programme of interest. 

Indian students choose Purdue University for its strong engineering and computer Science programs, renowned faculty, industry connections, and the opportunity to gain international experience and a global perspective. 

For Indian students seeking scholarships at Purdue University, consider the Indian Emerging Scholar Fund (for undergraduate students), and explore external scholarships like the Fulbright-Nehru Scholarship and the Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation Scholarship. 

Yes, an average Indian student can join Purdue University, but admission depends on a strong application, including academic performance, standardized test scores (if required), and extracurricular activities, as Purdue is a moderately selective university.