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Shruti Garg

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Yes, UPES accepts the national level etrance examination scores like CUET UG and UGAT for admission to its BBA and Integrated BBA+ MBA programmes. Candidates who have not appeared in any of the BBA entrance examinations must take the UPESMET UG exam to appear for the admission process. Candidates meeting the UG cut off criteria for national level entrance examination scores will be exempted from taking the UPESMET UG.

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Shruti Garg

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UPES offers MBA in various specialisations:

  1. MBA
    1. Marketing Management          
    2. Finance Management          
    3. Human Resource          
    4. Operations Management
  2. MBA (Digital Business)
    1. Web Design and Development          
    2. Cloud Computing
  3. MBA (Business Analytics) - KPMG
    1. Cognitive Analytics      
    2. Data Mining
  4. MBA (Oil and Gas Management)
    1. Petroleum Marketing & Business Development
    2. Natural Gas Business 
  5. MBA (Power Management)
    1. Power Business & Regulations
    2. Green Energy and Transition to Sustainability
  6. MBA (International Business)
    1. International Busine
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Shruti Garg

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Yes, UPES accepts the national level etrance examination scores like CAT, GMAT, CUET PG for admission to its MBA programme. Candidates who have not appeared in any of the MBA entrance examinations must take the UPESMET exam for the admission process. Candidates meeting the cut off criteria for national level entrance examination scores will be exempted from taking the UPESMET.

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Umer Sagroo

Beginner-Level 5

Start practicing for scoring well in national-level entrance exams like CAT, MAT, CMAT, or KMAT. These scores would go onto serve as shortlisting criteria for DiST. Time will be required to prepare from key sections of quantitative aptitude, data interpretation, verbal ability, and logical reasoning. Keep abreast of current business and economic trends, as such subjects often crop up in GDs and PIs. Finally, to perform well in the round GDPI, practice communication, teamwork, and leadership capabilities by participating in mock GDs and interview simulations. Work experience or extracurricular activity will also be helpful, as DiST pref

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Mehak Sagar

Beginner-Level 5

The average fee at De Paul Institute of Science and Technology for a Bachelor of Business Administration is around INR 20,000- 30,000. And, the Institute provides you with an excellent package of 12 LPA - 16 LPA. All the best.

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Manori Sahni

Contributor-Level 9

Yes, you can practice law after completing LLB from the UPES School of Law. The LLB degree holders are eligible to pursue law in India. Moreover, degree holders can work as a judge, lawyer, consultant, legal counsellor, etc. The table below showcases average annual salary for some of the popular job profiles:

Job Profile

Average Annual Salary (INR)

Lawyer

INR 8 - 10 LPA

Legal Advisor

INR 8 - 12 LPA

Advocate

INR 5 - 8 LPA

Solicitor

INR 7- 10 LPA

Lecturer

INR 6 - 10 LPA

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Manori Sahni

Contributor-Level 9

The university law school has a total seat intake of 30 for the LLB programme. UPES School of Law allot seats to the candidates on the basis of their performance in CUET exam and may consider academic performance as well. The mentioned seat intake is further as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

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Manori Sahni

Contributor-Level 9

The three-year LLB programme is divided into six semesters. Each of the academic year is divided into two semesters. Topics covered in the course are related to legislative law. Some of the subjects covered in the UPES School of Law LLB course curriculum are:

  • Globalisation and Labour Regulation
  • Competition Law
  • Corporate Tax and Planning
  • Data Protection Law
  • Cyber Crimes, etc.

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