Admission to the integrated MBA program is a multi-step process beginning with an entrance test in July, followed by a merit-based shortlisting and interviews conducted by professors. Final selection considers 12th-grade marks (35%), entrance test scores (50%), and interview performance (15%). The faculty is supportive and knowledgeable, but the department faces a staff shortage and limited technology use in classrooms. The annual fee ranges from Rs 50,000 to Rs 60,000, with slight variations over five years due to the self-financed nature of the department. Scholarships can reduce fees, and late submissions are accommodated. The placement process includes companies like ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, and The Times of India, offering marketing and sales roles with packages around INR 4-6 lakhs. Approximately 70% of students secure placements, though HR and finance opportunities are limited. Internships are required, with three by the MBA's end, starting after the first year, but they are unpaid. Major recruiting companies are based in Gurugram, Panipat, Karnal, and Chandigarh. MBA course fees are about Rs 70,000 annually, with a total estimated cost of Rs 1,03,000. Additional charges include registration (Rs 6,000), admission (Rs 12,000), development (Rs 18,000), and other fees (Rs 90,000). A Rs 10,000 discount is available for upfront payment, or Rs 2,000 cashback via Paytm. Scholarships for SC or other caste students and merit-based options are offered, though disbursement can be delayed.
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