Great Lakes - PGDM & PGPM Admissions 2027
ApplyGlobally Recognized by AACSB (US) & AMBA (UK) | 18 LPA Avg. CTC for PGPM 2026
Seats 60 |
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36 MonthsBachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is a three years full-time undergraduate course offered by Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut, and approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).
The Candidate who has Qualified 10+2 in any stream with 50% marks can Apply.
Admission Test: Final selection will be based on a careful evaluation of the applicant’s academic record from classes X and XII, extracurricular activities, Group Discussion, and personal Interview.
There is a medical room within the campus as well, and Business Fests and Sports Week annually contribute to the experience of students.Classrooms are neat, well-spaced, and are provided with projectors, making learning convenient.
Classrooms sometimes are not properly ventilated or cleaned. The ambiance needs improvement to provide students with an improved learning experience.Wi-Fi-equipped classrooms, computer labs, and a library are available, though they can be kept in better condition.
No.my college doesn't have all necessary infrastructure, facilities and equipment. All the facilities I have gotten there used and well maintained Yes there living spaces was clean and the food which had gotten was hygiene.
Globally Recognized by AACSB (US) & AMBA (UK) | 18 LPA Avg. CTC for PGPM 2026
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