Short term

Yes, IIT BHU offers a variety of short-term courses designed to provide students and professionals with a quick and intensive learning experience in a particular field. These short-term courses are typically designed to run for a few weeks or months and provide participants with a focused curriculum that covers specific topics in depth. Some of these courses are:
# Certificate Course in Data Science
# Certificate Course in Computer Science and Engineering
# Certificate Course in Renewable Energy
# Short-term Training Programme in Materials Science and Engineering
# Short-term Training Programme in Biomedical Engineering
# Short-term Training Programme in Entrepreneurship
# Short-term Training Programme in Internet of Things (IoT)
# Short-term Training Programme in Artificial Intelligence (AI)
# Short-term Training Programme in Cybersecurity.

Pursuing certification courses from FLIP before your MBA can have some potential benefits, but it may not directly help with getting selected into an MBA programme:
- Certification courses can enhance your knowledge and skills in a specific area like digital marketing or data analytics. This additional learning can be useful for your MBA and career. - However, MBA admissions committees typically evaluate a candidate's overall profile including undergraduate degree, work experience, entrance exam scores, and other factors. Certification courses alone may not significantly impact your chances of getting into a good MBA programme. - That said, doing relevant and respected certification courses shows your initiative to learn and can add value to your MBA application. If you do well in the courses and can highlight how the knowledge applies to your goals, it may be viewed positively in the admissions process. So, while optional certification courses likely won't directly get you into an MBA programme, the learning can be beneficial, and they can complement your other qualifications. But ultimately, your undergraduate performance, work experience, and entrance scores are likely to hold more weight in MBA admissions.