Can I get a government job after completing BMS from JLU Bhopal?
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Yes, students who have completed a BMS degree from JLU Bhopal are eligible for various jobs offered by the public sector of India. BMS graduates can either directly apply to government organisations for vacancies or take government recruitment exams. The below list presents some of the popular government job titles for BMS graduates to pursue:
- IBPS Clerk: INR 2 LPA to INR 3 LPA
- IBPS PO: INR 3 LPA to INR 4 LPA
- RBI Assistant/Grade B Officer: INR 6 LPA to INR 8 LPA
- Bank Probationary Officer (PO): INR 5 LPA to INR 7 LPA
Note: The salaries mentioned above are sourced from official sources. However, the actual payouts may differ.
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The JLU Bhopal average salary has not been disclosed. As per the official website, the highest package offered to the 2023 passing out students was INR 14.25 LPA. The NIRF report 2025 has also been released. The median salary offered to MBA students was iNR 6.60 LPA. For LLB and LLM courses, the median salary was INR 3 LPA.
The JLU Bhopal MA course runs for two years. For this duration, the university charges hostel fees ranging from INR 3.2 to INR 3.3 lakh.
Note: The above-mentioned fee is taken from official sources. However, it is subject to change. Hence, it is indicative.
Yes, students who receive the BMS admissions offers from JLU Bhopal are required to make payment of the fees prescribed by the university. In general, at this stage, students are required to pay a one-time fee and the first installment of the tuition fees.
The JLU Bhopal BDes course runs for four years. For this duration, the university charges hostel fees amounting to INR 4.9 lakh.
Note: The above-mentioned fee is taken from official sources. However, it is subject to change. Hence, it is indicative.
The JLU Bhopal BDes course runs for four years. For this duration, the university charges hostel fees ranging from INR 5.3 Lacs to INR 6.5 lakh.
Note: The above-mentioned fee is taken from official sources. However, it is subject to change. Hence, it is indicative.
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