MBA in Agribusiness 

at Rajiv Gandhi South Campus, Uttar Pradesh - Other

No, the MBA at Rajiv Gandhi South Campus is not better than ICRI Pune. because of Varying experiences regarding education quality and campus. mirzapur might not be ideal for everyone, especially those seeking metropolitan opportunities. Fewer options compared to other institutions. If you prioritize excellent placements, an industry-aligned curriculum, and a vibrant campus life, ICRI Pune might be a better fit, despite the higher costs and competitive admission. if affordability and BHU affiliation are priorities, RGSC could be a good option.

Primarily CUET is the main exam and each course admission depends on various cutoff ranges check those out in the Shiksha admissions sections 

the intake per course may vary upon different exams like CAT, BHU PET and previous experiences as well

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The number of seats available for the MBA courses is approximately 59-60.

Master of agri buisness management course has -32 seats

The duration of the MBA courses is two years and the fees are INR 90,000 and INR 60,000 per year 

check out for more information the admission section in shiksha.

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The cutoff FOR MBA is to have above 50% during your graduation of prevoius course.

CUET -PG and BHU -PET are the main entrance exams to be considered.

and for more details you can check out the cutoffs section of shiksha.com.  

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Rajiv Gandhi South Campus, Banaras Hindu University Faq is a public university located in Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh.

The college provides different types of courses named as B Voc, M.Sc and B Com etc. and there are a lot of other fields under each type of courses. When it comes to placements, the college does not have good placements as they are ranked at 2.9 out of 5 which is not good, Thus I would not recommend this college for higher studies.

Rajiv Gandhi South Campus, BHU admit candidates to its MBA programme based on merit in the CUET-PG examination. However, to be eligible for the programme, aspirants must hold a valid bachelor's degree from a recognised university passed with at least 50% aggregate. After entrance test, the university releases its cutoff list. Aspirants who meet the cutoff criteria become eligible for admission. The shortlisted candidates can then be called for the group discussion and interview round. After final seat allotment, candidates have to pay the admission fee amount to confirm their enrollment. 

In terms of fees, Banaras Hindu University is definitely a more economical option for an MBA. The MBA course is offered in more specialisations at the main campus and fees is lesser than Rajiv Gandhi South Campus. However, the selection is subject to entrance test scores. The below table can be referred for the MBA fees at both the BHU campuses: 

NOTE: The mentioned fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

Candidates who have completed BSc (Agriculture) and allied disciplines or BSc Home Science or BSc with Botany, Zoology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology or BVoc with at least 50% aggregate can apply for Rajiv Gandhi South Campus BHU MBA programme. Besides, aspirants must also qualify CUET-PG for admission to MBA course. Candidates must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission.

Yes, Rajiv Gandhi South Campus accepts CUET-UG score for admission to all the UG courses. CUET is conducted in a computer-based mode. CUET exam is conducted in multiple phases depending upon on the number of candidates registered for the entrance exam. Aspirants are first required for appear for CUET followed by participating in BHU Counselling. The seats are alloted to aspirants based on their CUET-UG score.