Rayat Bahra University is easier to get into for BPharm. It relies on straightforward Class 12 merit without requiring an entrance test or additional interview rounds, unlike other universities. Rayat Bahra University checks for CUET scores and additionally has their own RBUSET entrance exam through which eligibility would be tested.
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Beginner-Level 5
Total fee without hostel differs for each course and specialization. The general fee ranges from INR 60,000 to INR 1.85 lakhs per year. Yes there is an entrance test called RBUSET wherein students can easily get up to 100% of scholarship.
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Fee Structure: Ranges from INR 60,000 to INR 1.85 Lacs per year depending on the program. Few prominent courses like B.Tech is around INR 1.3 to 1.85 Lacs per year, MBA is around INR 1.5 Lacs per year, BBA and BCA start from around INR 80,000 per year and B.Pharm is around INR 1 Lacs per year.
Admission Process: Visit the admission cell or Apply online at their official website fill the application form. Submit valid entrance score like JEE Main, CUET, CAT, MAT, CLAT or RBUSET depending on your program. And then after document verification and councelling, you will be admitted. Application fee is INR 1000.
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For BPharm, Rayat Bahra University is the more affordable option, with total course fees around ₹3.2–3.66 Lacs compared to other universities for the same 4-year program. Beyond the cost advantage, RBU is a UGC-recognized, NAAC accredited university offering strong industry exposure through its Sunstone-powered placement ecosystem, hands-on exposure to tools like AI and AWS, and a placement-linked fee refund guarantee. With largely merit-based admissions, competitive fees, and solid campus infrastructure, RBU offers good value alongside affordability for BPharm aspirants.
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If cost is the primary factor, GGI is the clear budget-friendlier option, Even though there is no much difference between GGI and Rayat Bahra University's fees. Additionally RBU's fee come bundled with its Sunstone placement program, broader recruiter network, and the placement-linked fee refund guarantee mentioned earlier. Rayat Bahra University also provides scholarships through which 100% scholarship can be availed.
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For MBA specifically, Rayat Bahra University comes out ahead because it holds university status and has a more structured MBA-focused placement programme (Sunstone PRIME) with a larger recruiter network, and offers a placement-linked fee refund guarantee that very less universities have. On placement infrastructure and institutional standing for MBA, RBU is the stronger pick.
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Contributor-Level 7
For BA LL.B., Rayat Bahra University offers a straightforward, merit-based admission process with no separate entrance test. Selection is based on Class 12 marks alone (minimum 45-50% for general category, with relaxations for reserved categories), making it accessible for a wide range of students. Compared to many other law programs that require competitive entrance exams like CLAT, RBU's marks-based selection, combined with its NAAC accreditation, BCI approval, and strong practical training through moot courts and legal aid clinics, makes it a relatively easier and more reliable path into a recognised law program.
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It varies depending upon the course. BTech requires Class 12 with Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry with at least 50% marks and 45% for reserved categories. BBA and BCA need a minimum 50% in Class 12, MBA/PGDM requires 50% marks in graduation (40% for reserved categories). Across all courses, candidates apply online at sunstone.in, appear for the screening, upload documents, and accept their offer.
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Honestly yes it is worth it. The Sunstone tie up adds real value beyond just the regular degree. Every semester you get ACE Academy certifications, industry bootcamps, communication and aptitude training and access to Sunstone's network of 1200 plus recruiters which is a big deal when placements come around. The fees are very reasonable here and additionally you get up to 100% scholarship at Rayat Bahra University. Through Sunstone you get industry exposure and placement preparation compared to what most regular programs offer.
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2 months ago
Contributor-Level 7
Rayat Bahra University's programme powered by Sunstone usually ranges from INR 80,000 to 2.5 Lakhs per year. It usually depends upon the course selected. BBA and BCA courses start from INR 80,000 whereas MBA falls on the higher end. he fee includes ACE Academy certifications, placement preparation, bootcamps and access to Sunstone's recruiter network of 1200 plus companies.
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