Taxila Business School

The first round of admissions got closed by January 25, 2018. Second rounds of admissions have been reopened from February 1.
The last date to apply is February 20.

Yes, you can do Ph.D after PGDM from Taxila.

The minimum placement before SAP was Rs. 7 Lacs. With SAP, the minimum placement starts at Rs. 12 Lacs with SAP global certification.

For the batch 2018-20, the minimum placement starts at Rs 12 lakhs before 6 months of course completion. This makes Taxila best place to be in.

The most important reasons that drive a students decision are return on investment, learning and corporate exposure.
RETURN ON INVESTMENT:
Taxila provides a minimum placement of 12 lacs that too 6 months before the course completion with a 100% placement record.
LEARNING:
Taxila Business School offers a

Taxila is a great college for students coming from diverse academic as well as non- academic backgroud.
Taxila Business School offers a PGDM dual specialization along with value adds that are highly demanded in the corporate like SAP and Digital Marketing Google certification.
Taxila follows a culture

Taxila is a great place to be. We have students from all across the country, a fair few coming from Hyderabad. There is no boundary for learning. We have classes from 9 o'clock till midnight. The intensity of the course is to be felt to be believed. The college also offers 3 internships of 2 months,

Taxila Business School because:
Market-oriented programme in form of PGDM along with digital marketing and SAP.
A unique concept of classes from 9:00 A.M to 11:30 P.M.
Minimum placement of 12 lacs at least 6 months before the course completion
3 internships of 2 months each.
Hands-on learning in form of

Yes, Taxila is AICTE approved and you are eligible to apply with the scores you have along with the scorecard of either of CAT/MAT/CMAT/GMAT/XAT/ATMA.

Taxila prepares students to be leaders in the corporate and trains them accordingly.
Classes from 9 AM to 11:30 PM are more practically inclined including case studies, presentations, seminars, projects, surveys and so on.
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