Yeah, there is an entrance option, but it's not stressful at all 😄
For MBA at Quantum University, you can either give their own entrance test (Q-CARE) or apply through national exams like CAT, MAT, CMAT, etc. So you've got options 👍
If you already have a valid entrance score, you can use that. Other
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Yes, there is an entrance cum scholarship test (q care) for undergraduate courses, which can get you a goodscholarship on the basis of your score in the test.
Upvote There is an Entrance cum Scholarship exam conducted by the University after registration.
Upvote I've done my MBA from Quantum University, and no, there's no tough entrance exam like CAT/XAT that you must clear to get in. The admission process is pretty simple and student-friendly. It's mainly based on your graduation marks, basic eligibility, and a personal interaction or counseling session. I
Upvote There is only one entrance test for undergraduate courses in Quantum University which is Q care entrance cum scholarship exam, which can give you a chance to get a good amount of scholarship.
Upvote Quantum University conducts the Q-care exam for admission to any undergraduate course and also provides scholarships based on the exam results. For admission to any postgraduate course, admission is granted based on your graduation percentage. However, for the MBA program, Quantum University intervi
Upvote There is an entrance exam called Q-CARE entrance cum scholarship exam for undergraduate courses and it can get you a good amount of scholarship on the basis of your percentage in the exam.
Upvote There is an entrance exam for ug courses which is Q-Care entrance cum scholarship exam, which is based on 12th class subject and also gets you a good amount of scholarship based on your performance in the exam. So overall a good option to get scholarships and lower your fees.
It is a MCQ based exam w
Upvote Quantum university situated in Roorkee uttarakhand is one of the most prestigious and reputed university in uttarakhand who provide best education with affordable fees.Quantum university also provide good scholarship through your 12th % or by Qcare scholarship exam conduct by university every year.T
Upvote I have completed my (BA HONS PSYCHOLOGY) from Quantum University If I am talking about what is eligibility for taking admission in Quantum University .So eligibility criteria is that you should have 60% in your 12th standard and then you have to appear entrance exam which is known as ( Q-CARE EXAM
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