Shoolini University Admissions 2025
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Quick Facts
Total Fees 2.74 L |
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General
₹ 2.74 L
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Course Details
MODE
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24 MonthsMaster of Business Administration (MBA) is a two-year full-time postgraduate course offered by Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar.
Eligibility Criteria
Bachelor’s degree in any stream with 50% Marks or any other examination recognized equivalent thereto.
Student Reviews for MBA
4.5/5(2 Reviews)
The life in gndu is good and mesmerizing.
College Infrastructure
University has occupied a very huge area and is spread in acres. The infrastructure of the university is good. Each dep has huge classrooms with projectors and smart board. The overall infrastructure of each department is good
good for MBA
Verified ReviewCollege Infrastructure
The department is newly built and is very clean ans airy. the department has its own library and computer lab so no need to go to main library to issue books. the classrooms and washrooms are also very clean
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