How much do I need to pay to confirm my admission to MBA at Sri Sri University?

3 Views|Posted 5 hours ago

Asked by Shiksha User

1 Answer

Sort by:

Answered by

2 days ago

To confirm your MBA admission at Sri University, you need to get all your original mark sheets verified on campus. The finance division must also receive the balance of the first-semester fee payment. Once these conditions are met, the registrar issues a final confirmation letter.

Upvote

Similar Questions for you

Do Sri Sri University MBA students get access to international corporate networks?

Rashmi Karan

Yes, global career pathways open up through Sri University MBA dual-degree partnership with KEDGE Business School, France. Students can spend their second year in Europe, expanding their international network. This exposure gives postgraduates access to Fortune 500 firms and international trade orga

Rashmi Karan

The Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance sector leads recruitment, taking 39% of Sri University MBA graduates. Research and Consultancy firms follow next, picking up 18% of the available pool. FMCG, retail, and manufacturing sectors also contribute strong double-digit employment shares during

Rashmi Karan

Sri University applies strict UGC-aligned refund rules for all MBA cancellations processed online. Submitting your formal withdrawal fifteen days before the last date guarantees a 100% aggregate refund. Requesting a cancellation thirty days after the official deadline results in a zero-refund status

Rashmi Karan

MBA Digital Transformation 4.0 stream by Sri University costs INR 6.6 Lacs for the full two-year course duration. This specialised track carries a lower tuition rate despite covering advanced computing tech. Other costs like hostel rents, semester exam fees, and cafeteria subscriptions are billed ex

Rashmi Karan

Yes, Sri University enforces a general minimum requirement of 75% attendance across all lectures, tutorials, and practical classes to remain in good academic standing and sit for examinations. Specific scholarship continuation guidelines broadly mandate maintaining clear academic progress with zero