Lloyd Business School Greater Noida Answered Questions

Lloyd Business School admission to PG-level courses is based on a candidate's valid score in the qualifying entrance exam, which is CAT/ MAT/ GMAT/ ATMA. For UG courses, admission is merit-based. Candidates who don’t have a valid score in any of the above-mentioned exams, need to appear for the Lloyd Management Aptitude Test (LMAT) conducted by the School. Tabulated below is the list of courses along with their selection and eligibility criteria:Courses Eligibility Criteria & Selection CriteriaPGDMSelection Criteria: CAT/ MAT / GMAT / XAT/ CMATEligibility: Graduates with a minimum 50% aggregate (Gen/ OBC) or 45% aggregate (SC/ST) in any stream from a university recognized by UGC/AICTECandidates appearing in the Final year of their Bachelor's Degree can also applyMBA (Dual Specialization)Selection Criteria L-MAT / CAT/  MAT/ GMAT / ATMAEligibility: Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent in any stream recognized by the Association of Indian Universities/AICTEA minimum of 50% aggregate in Class 10, Class 12, and Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent CGPABBAEligibility: Class 12 from a recognized boardExecutive ProgrammeEligibility: Graduation degree in a relevant subject from a recognised university

The School offers various scholarships and financial assistance services to its students, which are based on their academic performance in the qualifying exam and the programme they pursued.There are total of three types of scholarships provided by LBS as follows:Merit Scholarships— Based on candidates’ academic performance in qualifying examinations, marks in Class 12 and graduation as well as performance in the personal interviewMerit Scholarships— Awarded every year (second year onwards) once the results are declaredFinancial Assistance cum Scholarships— For economically weaker or differentially abled students depending upon the discretion of the management

Lloyd Business School (LBS), Greater Noida offers PG, Executive and PG Diploma courses in various specialisations. Given below is the list of specialisations offered in the PGDM course along with selection criteria and total tuition fee:Courses Eligibility Criteria & Selection CriteriaTotal Course Fee*PGDM- Human Resource Management In collaboration with Manpower- Supply Chain Management In collaboration with Logistic Skill Council (LSC)- Business Analytics In collaboration with IBM- Finance (BFSI) in collaboration with NSE Academy PGDM CoreSelection Criteria: CAT/ GMAT href="https://www.shiksha.com/mba/mat-exam">AT / GMAT / XAT/ CMATEligibility: Graduates with minimum 50% aggregate (Gen/ OBC) or 45% aggregate (SC/ST) in any stream from a university recognised by UGC/AICTE Candidates appearing in Final year of Bachelor's Degree can also apply- PGDM HR INR 6.19 Lacs (with OJT)- PGDM SCM INR 6.19 Lacs (with OJT)- PGDM BA INR 6.95 Lacs (Business Analytics)- PGDM BFSI/ Finance INR 6.19 lakh - PGDM Core INR 5.79 lakh

Lloyd Business School offers PGDM, MDP, MBA, BBA and Executive Programme courses. Lloyd Business School admission to PG-level courses is based on a candidate's valid score in the qualifying entrance exam, which is CAT/ B.Com MAT/ GMAT/ ATMA. For UG courses, admission is merit-based. Tabulated below is the list of courses along with their total tuition fee:CoursesTotal tuition FeesMBA/PGDM (6 Courses)INR 3 L - 6.95 L(for 2 years)BBA (2 Courses)INR 2 L - 3 L(for 3 years)B.Com (1 Courses)-

To fill out the application form for Lloyd Business School, students have to visit the official college website or contact their admissions office. After obtaining the application form, carefully read the instructions and provide accurate personal information, educational background, and work experience details. Additionally, before moving on to the next step, be sure the course you chose meets the eligibility requirements. Write a compelling statement of purpose. Arrange for letters of recommendation and submit your entrance exam scores along with the application form. After that, students need to pay the application fee. Moreover, review all information for accuracy and completeness, including supporting documents. Follow the specified submission method, either online or through designated channels. Students may visit the official website of Lloyd Business School or get in touch with their admissions office for more instructions and updates.

Hi, The evaluation process is very different here, from what is typically the case. Here, a student must complete internships and project work in addition to some mandatory and optional courses. Each of these earns the learner credit for a particular number of points upon completion. A student must successfully complete 121 credit points in a combination of these disciplines over the course of two years of study at this institute in order to pass the course. Students receive grades for each of these topics for their performance, ranging from outstanding at 10 to pass at 4. Any grade below a 4 is regarded as a failure, and the student must retake the test. The CGPA is determined by dividing the sum of multiplication of the grades and credits by the total number of credits. This is how CGPA is calculated. Best wishes to you.

Hello Sandhya, This is a business school and it offers post graduate Diploma in management of two years duration. This institute works under doctor Abdul Kalam technological University of Uttar Pradesh. However once a student gets admitted he / she has a choice of selecting any two areas for specialisation out of a possible six different areas like, marketing, finance, human resource, data analytics, international business and operations. Of course besides the core activity of two years of studies for any of these two specialisations, students can get to learn and obtain certificates in many more possible areas which could be useful in their future career. Best wishes to you.

Hi, This institute is an independent institute which offers full time 2 years MBA programme under Dr Abdul Kalam technological University of Uttar Pradesh. This institute has its core faculty on its rolls and also has corporate faculty members meaning those who come from outside and take classes in their area of specialisation. During the course this institute has tied up with different industries to place students for internship training. Recruiters from even MNCs do come during the placements season. Even though there is no MOU with any entity, it has collaboration with some of the well known entities to offer major like with IBM for business analytics, with NSE for finance, with manpower group for human resource management and with logistics skill council for supply chain management. The institute claims to have a record of 100% of placements for those who desire it. But as is the trend in many such business schools across India, many students prefer to have their own startup and hence are not interested in any placements. Best wishes to you.

Hi, The Lloyd Business School has a sophisticated mechanism in place for internal evaluation. The so-called internal evaluation, which carries a 40 percentage weighting, is actually more than one test. There are a total of seven distinct criteria, out of which the teacher can choose three and let the pupils know ahead of time how they will be judged for internal assessment marks. These criteria are case study analysis, quiz, assignments, presentation, projects, role plays etc. Thus, it is evident that even if a student fails to meet one of the evaluation criteria, he or she can still pass the internal exam by performing well on the other two. Best wishes to you.