Is there an NRI quota for MBA in Manipal? If I do apply through NRI quota would there be a difference in the fee structure and by how much?
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Yes, there is NRI quota for MBA. For NRI quota, the fee would be $24500 (USD). And for general quota, the fees is Rs. 6.86.000.
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8 years ago
Hello Fidha,
Yes, there is an different Foreign/NRI category where (A separate merit list of the applicants under the Foreign/NRI category will be prepared based on the marks obtained in the qualifying examination and those selected for admission will be informed separately.)
And, the fee for Indian
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