How many seats are available for the MBA programme at IEC University?
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There are a total of 6 courses. For Under Graduate studies, BBA is the only course taught. Under the Post Graduate studies, 3 courses are taught which are MBA, MBA (Pharmaceutical Management) and MBA (Hospitality and Tourism). For Doctoral studies, Ph.D. (Management) is the only course taught. For Under Graduate Diploma studies, Dip. (Front Office Operation) is the only course taught.Regards the Seats availability in MBA/PGDM at IEC solan in Himachal Pradesh.
The information given is regards all the branch within the MBA course
Courses Seats
MBA in Hospitality and Tourism: 30
MBA in Pharmaceutical Management: 20
Course :MBA
Duration:2
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