RBS Kochi PGDM admissions 2024 open; check details here
Sukriti Sahoo | February 5, 2024 | 06:38 PM IST | 2 mins read
RBS Kochi is accepting applications for the PGDM programme 2024. Students can check the eligibility criteria, fees and other important information here.
NEW DELHI: Rajagiri Business School (RBS), Kochi has started the application process for the PGDM programme in online mode on the official website: rajagiribusinessschool.edu.in. Candidates who are eligible to apply can complete the RBS Kochi PGDM registration 2024 by submitting the required details and paying the application fee of Rs. 1000, both in online and offline mode.
For RBS Kochi PGDM admissions 2024, candidates will be shortlisted based on valid CAT/ MAT/ CMAT/ KMAT scores, along with other parameters that include a written skills test, group discussion and personal interview. Previous academic performance of the candidates, relevant work experience, and non-academic achievements are also considered for RBS Kochi PGDM selection process 2024. Applicants must check the RBS Kochi PGDM eligibility criteria and other important information beforehand to avoid any discrepancies.
RBS Kochi PGDM Admissions 2024: Programmes offered & fees
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Programme Name |
RBS Kochi fees |
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PGDM |
Rs. 7.5 lakhs |
RBS Kochi Admissions 2024: Application fees and mode of application
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Application fees |
Rs. 1000 |
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Mode of application |
Online/ Offline |
RBS Kochi PGDM eligibility criteria 2024
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Programme Name |
Cut-off marks/ score (composite score) |
|
PGDM |
Common Admission Test (CAT): 50 Percentile Common Management Admission Test (CMAT): 60 Management Aptitude Test (MAT): 500 Kerala Management Aptitude Test (KMAT): 108 Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT): 15 |
RBS Kochi PGDM selection process 2024
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Visit the RBS Kochi official website.
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Meet the RBS Kochi PGDM eligibility criteria.
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Appear and qualify for the entrance exam - CAT/ MAT/ CMAT/ KMAT.
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Pay the application fee of Rs. 1,000.
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A multi-stage selection procedure will be followed for RBS Kochi PGDM admission.
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On receipt of the online (or filled-in) application form, shortlisted candidates will be called for group discussion, personal interview and written skills test.
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RBS Kochi PGDM admission will be based on the marks secured in the entrance test, written skills test, group discussion and personal interview.
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Previous academic performance of the candidates, relevant work experience, non-academic achievements and other similar inputs are considered in the shortlisting of candidates at various stages of the admission process.
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Later, candidates are required to get all their documents verified and pay the admission fee.
RBS Kochi: Contact Details for PGDM:
Rajagiri Business School, Rajagiri Valley P. O, Kakkanad, Kochi - 682 039, Kerala, India.
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