School of Business

Indeed, the Masters' Union School of Business offers various kinds of need- and merit-based scholarships for freshman and sophomore year. These scholarships can cover somewhere from 20% to 100% of the tuition, based on the student's need for financial support and their performance in school. The Masters' Union School of Business provides an array of scholarships, including the following: The Manoj Kohli Merit-based Scholarship is given to students who have excelled in both their academic and professional endeavours. The Rajni Thethi Scholarship for Women is given to worthy female applicants who have demonstrated a strong academic record, as well as the motivation and capacity to become leaders in their field. The Chairman's Diversity Scholarship is awarded to students are from underrepresented groups.

According to Shiksha, the cutoff for admission to Masters' Union School of Business's MBA programme varies between 78-85 percentile in CAT. A score of 89 percentile is considered very good. 

Masters' Union also considers other factors when making admissions decisions, including:

• Work experience

• Academic background

• Extracurricular activities

• Goals and needs

• The school's track record of placing graduates

Applicants must take the MU-BAAT, or Masters' Union Business Aptitude Admissions Test, to be admitted. They can also submit valid GMAT, GMAT Focus, GRE, or CAT scores in their online application. The admissions committee considers the best test score if multiple options are submitted.