AIMS IBS Business School MBA Admissions 2023 Open, Check details here
Piyush Chaudhary | November 29, 2022 | 09:09 AM IST | 2 mins read
AIMS IBS Business School admissions 2023 open for Master of Business Administration programme. Last date to apply is March 15, 2023.
NEW DELHI: AIMS IBS Business School, Bengaluru is accepting applications for Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme 2023. Interested and eligible applicants can apply for the MBA programme at AIMS IBS Business School according to their educational qualification and the institute’s eligibility criteria. The application form can be submitted in online/ offline mode by March 15, 2023.
Applicants must go through the AIMS IBS Business School MBA eligibility criteria, fees, duration and other relevant details before filling the AIMS IBS Business School MBA application form 2023.
AIMS IBS Business School MBA 2023 Important Dates
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Last Date to Apply/Register |
March 15, 2023 |
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Application submission last date |
March 15, 2023 |
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Result announcement date |
April 2023 1st week |
AIMS IBS Business School MBA Eligibility Criteria 2023
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Applicants must be Graduates with a 50% score (3 years programme) from any discipline.
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Students awaiting final year/semester results can also apply. (However, such students will be given provisional admission subject to the submission of their final marks sheet).
NOTE : For more details on the AIMS IBS Business School MBA eligibility criteria applicants check the official notification 2023 or visit the institute's official website.
AIMS IBS Business School MBA 2023 - Application mode and fee
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Application fee |
Rs 500 |
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Mode |
Online/ Offline |
AIMS IBS Business School Admission 2023 - Programme, fees & duration
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Programme Name |
Fees |
Duration |
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MBA |
Admission Fee- Rs 35,000 Year 1 Fee- Rs.2,70,000 Year 2 Fee- Rs.2,70,000 Hostel Fee- Rs.7,500 to Rs.15,000 per Month |
2 years |
AIMS IBS Business School Selection Process 2023
Applicants who have applied for admission to AIMS IBS Business School MBA programme will have to pass the AIMS IBS Written Test first to be eligible for admission. Applicants who have appeared for any of the following national or state level entrance tests like CAT, CMAT, MAT, XAT, KMAT, PGCET, etc will be exempted from the AIMS IBS entrance test. Candidates who clear the written test or fulfill the test requirements will be called for Interview. The final selection of candidates for the MBA programme is based on their Academic performance, Test scores, Interview Performance, Work experience (if any), Course Commitment and Co-curricular achievements & awards.
Contact Details
AIMS IBS Business School, # 235/E 1 Bommasandra Industrial Area, 3rd Phase, KIADB, Near Electronic City, Hosur Main Road, Bengaluru – 560099 Karnataka,India
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