Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) 

at Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Madhya Pradesh - Other

The semester wise result is provided in the form of SGPA at Indira Gandhi National Tribal University and grades are mentioned. One can convert the SGPA to percentage using the standard formula. You have to get good grades at Indira Gandhi National Tribal University to get good CGPA.

 If admission is cancelled before the last date, a 100% refund is provided (excluding the non-refundable registration fee). If canceled within 15 days post the admission session's closing, INR 500 will be deducted. 

Life at this campus is very good. The campus is covered in greenery, and the surroundings are the mountains of the Maikal Hills range. Excellent condition and good infrastructure at the hostel

According to the UGC fee refund policy, a student is entitled to a refund of their fee if they withdraw from a course before the commencement of classes. If a student withdraws from a course after the commencement of classes, the amount of the refund will depend on the stage at which they withdraw.19

Overview MBA in Business Administration at Indira Gandhi National Tribal University is a 2 years course at the PG level. The course offers admission to 38 students. The total tuition fee for Indira Gandhi National Tribal University MBA in Business Administration is INR 12,600. If you want to get more information please check college review in our website. 

IGNTU offers  BSc, BPharma, MA, BA, MCA and other courses at UG and PG, doctoral and certificate levels in the fields of Science, Arts, Pharmacy and others. The University offers admission to these courses on the basis of merit and accepted entrance exams. Furthermore, the University offers placement training through various collaborations and recruitment partners. Apart from this, the University offers scholarship facilities with state-of-the-art infrastructure. 

For undergraduate courses, students must have completed 10+2 with 45% aggregate marks and then they are eligible for cuet UG entrance exam U G course admission is done based on CUET UG 

For the postgraduate courses, students must have compiled it degree with 50 % marks and the theory is eligible for the CUET PG exam PG course admission is done based on the CUET PG 

Indira Gandhi National Tribal University accept several entrance exam scores for its MBA program, including CAT,  and XAT. Applicant must meet minimum qualifying percentile for CAT and cutoff mark for MAT and XAT to be eligible. IGNTU may also conduct its own entrance exam Prospective candidate should regularly check the university website for updated information and review admission guideline to prepare effectively for the required entrance test. 

Yes, students who have passed 10+2 in any subject from a recognised Board/Institution having scored a minimum of 45% in aggregate or equivalent CGPA or equivalent grade in case of candidates belonging to the General category, EWS and OBC and 40% in case of students belonging to SC/ST/PWD categories are eligible to apply. But you have scored good marks in the Cuet entrance exam to grab a seat in this university. The 10+2 marks are only to meet the eligibility criteria but your CUET score is matter to get set in this university 

IGNTU offers BSc as a 3 year programme in various specialisations in full-time mode. Admission to the respective course is offered on the basis of merit and valid scores of CUET UG. The University offers an annual intake of 163 students with a bifurcation of 25 to 38 per specialisation. 

The Indira Gandhi National Tribal University (IGNTU) is a government/public institute.  It was established by an Act of the Parliament of India, the Indira Gandhi National Tribal University Act, 2007, and came into existence in July 2008. As a central university, it is funded and administered by the Government of India through the Ministry of Human Resource Development (now known as the Ministry of Education). Its jurisdiction extends to the whole country. The university was established to promote education in the backward tribal regions of India.