I've scored less than 50% in graduation. Can I get admission to MBA at GGSIPU?
Aspirants who have completed their graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate are eligible to apply for MBA programme at GGSIPU. Candidates with a 50% score in graduation can also apply provided the requirement of aggregate is 50% or below. For MBA specialisations requiring 60% or above aggregate, c
To be eligible for pursuing an MBA at GGSIPU, a candidate must have scored at least 50-60% aggregate in grauduation depending on the specialisations selected by the students. The admission is based on the scores obtained in any one of the accepted entrance exams such as CAT, CMAT. Hence, it might no
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85% of seats are reserved for Delhi region students at GGSIPU Delhi. 15% of the total seats are available for non-Delhi students. Seats are also reserved for SC/ ST/ OBC and other minorities.
GGSIPU Delhi is one of the top universities in India. The university was ranked 101st for BTech in the NIRF Rankings 2025. It is regarded as a good university for pursuing Engineering education.
GGSIPU Delhi has separate hostels for both boys and girls. There are two hostels for boys and two for girls on campus. The hostel charges are INR 35,000 per annum.
Yes, GGSIPU offers various scholarships for the EWS category students. Financial aid is provided to such students based on their eligibility. Apart from this, students can also apply for various government scholarship schemes.
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