What is the duration and structure of the MBA programme at IILM University, Gurugram?

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2 months ago

The IILM University MBA programme is a two-year, full-time programme. The key aspects of the course are as follows-
Trimester System: The whole year is divided into three trimesters.
Year 1: Basics- The first year of the MBA programme at IILM University comprises students studying the basic pillars of

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2 months ago

The MBA programme at IILM University is a two-year full-time postgraduate degree divided into four semesters. The first year focuses on foundational and core business subjects, while the second year allows students to pursue career tracks and specialised courses along with projects and internships.

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