Discontinued (Nov 2023) Advance Diploma in Industrial Safety Management 

at Thiruvalluvar University, Vellore

Tamil Nadu's Thiruvalluvar University and VIT Business School Vellore are both academic institutions that provide various programs. Their fees are contrasted here:
University of Thiruvalluvar:
Program cost for a Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.): ?8,500 annually
?39,500 annually for a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) program
Master of Business Administration (MBA) program: The search results do not contain any information.
Vellore's VIT Business School:
Search results for the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) programme do not contain any information.
?4,920 annually for the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program
Note that the costs listed are for the initial year of the corresponding programs. The cost of Thiruvalluvar University's B.Tech programme is greater than that of VIT Business School Vellore's MBA program.

50% of the scores from the Basic Qualifying Exams and 50% of the marks from the Entrance Exam will be used to determine the selection. Each department delivering the courses is only allowed a certain number of seats, and enrollment decisions are made in accordance with the Tamil Nadu government's reservation policy.

Open Competition (OC): 31%

BC - Backward Classes, with 3.5% for Muslims and 30% overall.

Denotified Communities (DNC) and MBC - Most Backward Classes (MBC) - 20%

SC - Scheduled Castes - 18%, including 3% allotted to Arunthathiyars

Scheduled Tribes (ST): 1%

Physically Handicapped people make up 3% of each of the aforementioned categories.

Thiruvalluvar University MSc application process is conducted in a offline mode. To begin the application process, candidates must first download the application form available on the official website. Further,   a non-refundable fee of INR 236 must be paid for the application form. Candidates are required to send the duly filled application form with required documents through email directly to the respective Institution address.

The university offers a meal plan that students can use, or they can manage on their own. Mess Plans may be divided into two groups, Standard Food and Basic Food, which both include options for North Indian Food and Regional Food (South Indian).

There will be few, fewer objects in the basic mess. It might not have an intricate menu since it's just a regular mess.

There are other options for eating besides a mess. On campus, you may get delicious meals everywhere. There are more than 300 different food stalls. There are numerous kiosks on campus that offer a variety of Indian foods.