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Hi Zakia, I would like to tell you that weight-age system is followed in our college. According to which, 35% weight-age is given to results of competitive exams (CAT, MAT, CMAT, XAT,etc.), 25% weight-age is given to academics (10th, 12th, graduation), 20% weight-age is given to GD and rest 20% weight-age is given to PI.
Though eligibility criteria is 60% throughout i.e., in 10th, 12th and graduation and minimum 85 percentile in any competitive exam.
So if in case you are lacking in any criteria mentioned above, through weight-age system there may be chances for you to get admission.
Moreover, we have a good placement record till now. Average minimum package is around 4.5 lakhs. You can surf college's website to know about the companies coming for placements.
All the very best.

Hi Laukik,
One of the main advantages of pursuing a degree in NSB is the dual certification program offered at NSB. Here, a degree certificate from a UGC recognized university (Mysore University) as well as an autonomous PGPM Certificate from National School of Business results in higher employability. In addition, students also have an opportunity to take part in an exchange program with ESC-Pau, France. In addition, the teaching methodologies followed at National School of Business are a mix of traditional classroom based teaching as well as application based teaching. Along with it's fleet of highly proficient faculty, NSB ensures that it grooms and nurtures tomorrow's business leaders.To know more about NSB and the advantages you stand to gain by becoming an NSBian, check out the following links: http://www.nsbindia.org/adventure-learning/ . Please find the fee structure for the two year MBA program, which is common for all streams: Admission Fee: Rs. 30,000 Program Fee: Rs. 90,000 per semester Hostel Fee: Rs. 7,000 per month (includes food & accommodation) Overseas Study Tour (Optional): Rs.50,000 Please note that the two year program is extended over four semesters. Check out the link http://www.nsbindia.org/admission-process/ to know more. The NSB hostels are located in close proximity to the college. All necessary facilities are provided in the hostel, including food as well as WiFi. There are several malls, restaurants and health care centres surrounding the hostel. To know more about the hostels, please check the following link: http://www.nsbindia.org/facilities/ The campus life is wholesome, and fosters all round development. NSB has several forums for student activities. Right from movie club to cultural clubs, NSB ensures that equal importance is given to extra-curriculars as well as academics. To know more about them, check out the following link: http://www.nsbindia.org/student-clubs/. NSB has got an excellent placement record, which you can view at: http://www.nsbindia.org/placement-record/ .Every year, the placement cell ensures that students begin their placement training from Day 1. You can also view the list of companies that visit NSB here: http://www.nsbindia.org/companies-visited/. Please feel to write to us in case of any other queries

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