Quantum School of Business, Quantum University

At Quantum School of Business, Quantum University, the BBA programme has a healthy intake of around 240 students each year, typically split into about four sections of ~60 students per batch, giving us a vibrant and competitive learning environment while still ensuring personal attention from faculty.  Being part of this programme has been great — the curriculum is practical and industry-oriented, covering key areas like marketing, finance, HR, digital business, and analytics. We get real corporate exposure through internships, live projects, and workshops that prepare us well for the professional world. The faculty are supportive, and the placement cell works hard to bring top recruiters to campus. Overall, the BBA at Quantum has given me excellent skills, confidence, and opportunities to grow academically and professionally.

BBA Placements almost 85% of the students from BBA course got placed  . The highest package offered is 8LPA, and the lowest package  offered is 4 LPA the companies which comes for placements are tech mahendra, WIPRO, berger, flipkart, jaro education, Genpact etc.

Quantum University has the best placement record for BBA students. Many companies visit the college to recruit BBA students but As every students was aware of the Covid-19 situation, placements were still conducted but about 80% students were unable to join the companies due to pandemic .many reputed companies visit the campus for recruitment and almost 90% of students got selected.

The first semester fees is 39,000 and the second semester fees is 31,000 so the overall one year fees is 70,000 approximately in which admission fees, security fees, tuition fees, academic services, books, exam fees all are included. The uniform charges are 6,500. there is a easy way to pay the one year fees as semester wise.

There are multiple scholarship available at quantum university first one is on the basis of 12th marks and second  on the basis of Q care entrance exams. if the students scored more than 70% above in 12th only than they are eligible for scholarship. I have applied for Qcare Scholarship and I Got 84% and I got scholarship amount of 12,000 in my fees, actually, there is a criteria of the scholarship as much you score in the scholarship test as you get the scholarship in your fee structure.

Good morning everyone,

My name is Nishu singh, and I am here to explain the admission process for joining Quantum University.

At Quantum University, the process starts with checking the eligibility criteria. For example, to apply for a bachelor's program, you need to have completed your higher secondary (12th class) or equivalent.

Once you meet the eligibility, you have to fill out the application form — usually available online on the University's official website. You need to carefully fill in your personal details, academic records, and choose your desired course.

After submitting the application, there may be an entrance exam or screening test, depending on the course you are applying for. The University reviews all applications and exam scores.

If you are shortlisted, you are called for counselling or interview, where you may be asked about your background, interest in the course, and future goals.

Finally, if you clear counselling or interview, you get offer of admission. You will be asked to submit your fee and required documents (marksheets, identity proof, photographs etc.) to confirm your seat.

Once you complete fee payment and document verification, you become a part of Quantum University. 

My sister completed her BHM course at Quantum University and I believe it was a great decision. The curriculum was comprehensive, covering food production, front-office, housekeeping, food & beverage service and hospitality marketing — giving her both theory and hands-on experience. She had access to modern labs and internships with real-hotel partners, which helped her build practical skills and confidence for the industry. The faculty were approachable and industry-savvy, and the university's approach allowed her to take interdisciplinary electives too — so she could shape her learning a bit more freely. Compared to the other option you mentioned, her experience at Quantum University gave her more flexibility, better exposure and a strong foundation for a career in hospitality.