Are the MBA seats available in the B-Schools equal to the number as mentioned on the website or we can switch course after taking admission?

For ex: FMS, Delhi is having 100 seats for general candidates. What if all the general students choose finance as their specialisation? Are the seats for finance, HR, marketing divided by 100 for say 40 are for finance, 30 for HR and 40 for marketing?

10 Views|Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Isha Chawla
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Ashish Sharma
6 years ago
Hi Isha, Well, nobody can answer you on this particular thing for any institution until practically ground reality is not checked. Either you take an example of FMS, Delhi, UBS, Chd, LPU, Jalandhar or any other top Business school. Usually, the number of seats is fixed, but there may be many student

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