Colleges in Dehradun

Admission into the MBA program at De Paul Institute of Science and Technology (DiST): Candidates aspiring for admission to the MBA program at De Paul Institute of Science and Technology are expected to meet the minimum mandated academic qualifications besides the entrance exams to be written by them. First and foremost, it expects students to have a Bachelor's degree with an aggregate of at least 50% marks from an accredited university. Next, the required entrance exams from the aspiring candidates include national level management entrance exams; these can be CAT, MAT, CMAT, or KMAT. Students are short-listed for further stages in the admission process on the basis of scores in the entrance exam. On being short-listed, applicants will be subjected to GDPI - Group Discussion and personal interview. This makes the institution assess the communication skills, leadership potential and work in a team. Along with this, DiST also gives weight to work experience and extracurricular achievements, as it recognizes all-round potential in candidates. Admissions would focus on yielding students who not only have a good academic record but would also add another quality to be beneficial as a manager. The application process is simply made with a plain online form available on the institute's website. Applicanthas to update with deadlines and scoring of the entrance exam for entry to the program.

DiST fee structure deals with the affordability of all means of delivering quality education across its disciplines. Undergraduate degree courses-in programs like BBA, B.Com, and BCA-for those students visiting this institute is in the range of INR 1,00,000 to 1,20,000 per year, making it very cost-effective for business, commerce, and IT degree holders. Post graduate courses, MCA and MSc, fees are Rs 1,00,000-Rs 1,50,000 per academic year, depending on the specialization offered. For its flagship program MBA, focussed on industry-oriented curricula, the price tag for the full course duration is around Rs 3,15,000.DiST also offers various facilities such as a well-equipped computer lab, canteen, gymnasium, and hostels which is needed for the student's experience. Scholarship and educational loan schemes are also provided to give relief to meritorious students. It balances affordability with high-quality education, which endears it to students in Kerala and far beyond.

No, the fees for all eight semesters of SRHU's BPharma programme is not the same. This is because the students have to pay certain one-time charges during the first and the sixth semester of the programme, in addition to the semesterly installment of the tuition fee and the examination fee. The one-time charges payable during the first semester include the enrollment fee, security deposit and the admission fee. During the sixth semester, students have to pay an Industry visit fee of INR 10,000. The following table presents the semesterly fee payable by AIC and PRU category candidates admitted to the BPharma programme of SRHU:SemesterAICPRUFee to be paid in First SemesterINR 92,700INR 75,800Fee to be paid in Other SemestersINR 69,000INR 52,100Fee to be paid in Sixth SemesterINR 79,000INR 62,100NOTE: The mentioned fees have been sourced from the official website of the university. They are still subject to change and hence, are indicative.

The total BPharma fee at SRHU is different for the All India Category (AIC) and the Permanent Resident of Uttarakhand (PRU) category. The total tuition fee for BPharma students under the All India Category is INR 5.2 lakh. The tuition fee for Permanent Residents of Uttarakhand is INR 3.85 lakh for four years. Other components included in the total fee are one-time fees (cumulative of multiple components), examination fees, etc. The total programme fee for AIC candidates is INR 5.86 lakh. For the Permanent Residents of Uttarakhand, the total BPharma fee is INR 4.51 lakh. It must be noted that the mentioned fee is sourced from the official website of the university/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.