What is the eligibility criteria for PGDM at Ashoka School of Business?
To get admission to PGDM course at Ashoka School of Business, candidates must fulfil the minimum elgibility criteria to apply for the course. Candidates who passed graduation with minimum 50% aggregate from a recognised board are eligible to apply for this course. Eligible candidates must apply for
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The tuition fees for the FPM courses offered by Delhi School of Business is unknown for the academic year 2026.
Last year, the FPM tuition fees at Delhi School of Business could go upto INR 6.25 lakh. The minimum tuition fee for FPM courses stood at INR 2.5 lakh.
The Delhi School of Business fees for the FPM course is currently unknown for the academic year 2026.
The FPM fees can vary depending on the candidate's course duration with Delhi School of Business.
Candidates need to go to the website of Delhi School of Business to see the latest fees charged
No, the FPM admissions at Delhi School of Business are currently not open for the academic year 2026. When the admissions to the FPM course at Delhi School of Business are open, the website shows an Apply for FPM tab.
No, UGC-NET is not a mandatory entrance exam for FPM admissions at Delhi School of Business. Other than UGC-NET, candidates can appear for any one of CAT, MAT, GMAT or CMAT to qualify for Delhi School of Business FPM admissions.
There are 10 areas of research available to students of FPM at Delhi School of Business. These FPM research areas include:
- Economics and Business Policy
- Information Technology
- Organisational Behaviour & Human Resource Management
- Quantitative Techniques and Operations Management
- Strategy
- Finance and
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