Is it worth doing an MBA from CAT accepting colleges in Delhi NCR?

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Tasbiya Khan | Contributor-Level 10

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Joining an MBA colleges that accept CAT scores in Delhi NCR can be worthwhile for you. For that, you need to check its ROI. Listed below are some colleges along with their tuition fees and average placement package:

College Names	Total Tuition Fee	Annual Average Package
IIT Delhi MBA	INR 12 lakh	INR 24 LPA
IIM Rohtak MBA	INR 18 lakh	INR 18 LPA
Management Development Institute MBA	INR 19 lakh – INR 26 lakh	INR 26 LPA
IMT Ghaziabad MBA	INR 20 lakh - INR 21 lakh	INR 14 LPA - INR 23 LPA
IIFT Delhi MBA	INR 17 lakh - INR 22 lakh	INR 27 LPA

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