Yes, ICFAI Business School (IBS) Pune accepts direct admission to MBA programs for Indian and foreign nationals. The eligibility criteria for the MBA programme is:
Graduation: 50% marks with English medium of instruction
English proficiency test: TOEFL/IELTS/NELT if English was not the medium of instruction during graduatio
n IBS Pune accepts multiple entrance exams for admission to its PG-level courses, including: IBSAT, CAT, XAT, NMAT, and GMAT.Shortlisting of candidates is based on their performance in the admission test, past academic performance, and relevant work experience. The selected candidates will be called for further rounds
Yes, Imperial College of London requires minimum 3 year of full-time work experience after graduation. Moreover, the average stduents has about 6 yerars of relevant work experience at the college. Apart from this, international student must provide personal statement stating an essay on why you are intrested in Imperial's MBA program.
Candidates seeking admission in IIT Delhi for MBA, must ensure that they are eligible. The minimum eligibility is having a UG degree with atleast 60% aggregate marks. The selection criteria for the same is entrance-based with the college accepting valid CAT scores. After being shortlisted, candidates must also undergo an interview round as part of the admission procedure. Additionally, if students are interested in the Executive MBA programme, similar eligibility criteria will apply, along with the CAT exam as the selection parameter. The tuition fee for the MBA programme is INR 11.2 lakh.
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