There is no personal interview, only some basic questions are asked, there is no need to bring up your past courses.

It is definitely available and this college promotes students who are good in sports and music and also gives scholarships.

1st year fee for BBA programme at GD Goenka University is INR 3.35 Lakhs. It covers tuition fees and other components. Total fees for 4 years are INR 11.90 Lakhs, which includes a one-time refundable security fee of INR 25k. You can pay the fee annually or semester-wise.

For applying to GD Goenka University BBA course, students need to attach scanned copies of-

• Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets
• A recent photograph
• Valid ID proof like Aadhaar card

If the Class 12 results are awaited, students can attach their pre-board marks or admit card. 

GD Goenka University faculty is highly qualified, trained & experienced. The faculty members are highly dedicated and bring unique expertise to learning.

GD Goenka University is a private university. GDGU Gurgaon was ranked 90 under the 'Pharmacy' category by NIRF 2025. BTech & MBA are the flagship courses. The highest package offered during the GD Goenka University placements 2025 was INR 35 LPA. Overall it is a good university in terms of rankings,

The total course fee for the GD Goenka University BBA programme is INR 11.90 Lakhs. Please note that this includes academic fee, access to university facilities and placement services. Hostel, meals and bus charges are extra.  

Personal interview allows the faculty to check career goals and communication skills of the candidate. The interviewers check a candidate's confidence, clarity of thought, and genuine interest in business administration. 

Unlike many traditional programs that are mostly based on learning from books, GD Goenka University BBA curriculum focuses on Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs) and "learning by doing." This practical focus gives students a competitive edge during placements.

GD Goenka University follows standard regulatory guidelines regarding seat allocation and diversity. Admissions are primarily merit-based, determined by the aptitude test scores and interview performance.