Business school

EMPI Business School and FOSTIIMA Business School are both well-known management institutes offering MBA programs that are recognised by AICTE, AIU, and other governing bodies. Choosing between EMPI Business School and FOSTIIMA Business School for an MBA depends on various factors such as including programme offerings, faculty expertise, industry connections, placement opportunities,  location preferences, and campus culture.FOSTIIMA (Father's Institute of Management and Technology): is a private business school located in New Delhi. It offers a two-year full-time PGDM programme approved by AICTE.OSTIIMA has a focus on industry-based learning and provides students with live project opportunities. FOSTIIMA also offers a scholarship to meritorious students.EMPI (Entrepreneurship and Management Process International) is a private business school located in New Delhi. It offers a two-year full-time PGDM programme approved by AICTE. EMPI focuses on entrepreneurship and innovation and provides students with opportunities to work on startup projects. 

Entrepreneurship and Management Processes International, (EMPI) Business School was Established in 1995 and is located in the capital city of India, Delhi. EMPI has ranked among the top 25 Management institutions in the country.EMPI offers various programs for MBA. Here are some of the popular branches offered by EMPI Business School for MBA: MBA with a specialisation in  Marketing  MBA with a specialisation in Finance MBA with a specialisation in International Business MBA with a specialisation in Human Resource Management MBA with a specialisation in Operations ManagementSelection for all these courses is based on CAT / MAT / CMAT / XAT / ATMA scores. Ultimately, the "best" branch for you would be the one that aligns with your career objectives, interests, and strengths.

For a variety of full-time postgraduate programs, DBS will be accepting students for April 2024 and Sep 2024 intakes. These programs include MBA, MSc Data Analytics, MSc Digital Marketing, MSc FinTech, etc.Dublin Business School acceptance rate is between 55% - 60%. This means that DBS is moderately selective at the time of admission. So, to improve the chances of getting admission at DBS, the applicants must aim to meet the admissions and application requirements. At a minimum for master’s courses, the applicants are required to have a bachelor’s degree. In the case of bachelor’s degree, the entry requirements vary as per the study levels. DBS has over 9,000 international students. More than 70 courses are offered to international students.