MBA

A student can get admission to this B-School by fulfilling these below mentioned requirements:Deakin Business School MBA Requirements as an International student:·         A four years Bachelor's Degree from Accredited university·         Scanned copies of all the Academic Records·         English Proficiency test scores (IELTS/TOEFL)·         An online application·         Letters of Recommendation (Submit at least 2 with one being of current supervisor or manager)·         Work Experience of minimum 3 years·         Essay·         Standardized Entrance test scores (GMAT/GRE), with a least an average score of 714 in GMAT) (Optional)

International students are required to pay tuition and fees to study Business and Management at Deakin Business School.  The Deakin Business School MBA tuition fee ranges between INR 23.98 L - 26.73 L.The MBA application fee is AUD 55 (INR 3,030) for submitting an application via the official portal of the University. Please note that the application fee is non-refundable in case of a rejection.The table below shows the course fee range of these courses:Fee componentsAmount (for 1 year)TuitionINR 23.98 L - 26.73 LHostelINR 7.41 L - 7.98 LInsuranceINR 38.01 K - 38.06 KTransportationINR 1.29 LOthersINR 19.25 K - 20.02 KTotal feeINR 33.25 L - 36.58 L 

MBA is one of the best courses of IBS Jaipur. When it comes to the placements, the institute offers good placements annually. During IBS Jaipur placement 2024, 99% of students of the batch 2024 of MBA,  BBA, and BCom were placed in reputed companies. The key highlights of IBS Jaipur placements for the Class of 2023 and 2024 are tabulated below:ParticularsPlacement Statistics (2023)Placement Statistics (2024)the highest international packageINR 23.31 LPAINR 20.50 LPAthe highest domestic packageINR 9 LPAINR 10.50 LPAAverage packageINR 8.53 LPAINR 7.27 LPATop 10% average packageINR 16.99 LPAINR 11.71 LPATop 25% average packageINR 12.06 LPAINR 9.78 LPAPlacement percentage99%99%

The main difference between pursuing a BBA and MBA separately and opting for an integrated BBA+MBA lies in the structure, duration, and flexibility of the programs. Doing BBA and MBA separately involves completing a three-year undergraduate programme (BBA) followed by a two-year postgraduate programme (MBA). This path provides greater flexibility, allowing students to explore different career options, gain work experience, or switch institutions for their MBA based on specific preferences or opportunities. On the other hand, an integrated BBA+MBA programme is a seamless course, typically spanning 4-5 years, where students are enrolled for both degrees from the start. It is designed to save time and costs by eliminating the need for separate admissions and overlapping coursework. However, an integrated programme requires a clear commitment to pursuing a career in management from the outset, with limited opportunities to explore other fields or institutions for postgraduate education. The choice between the two depends on the student's career goals, financial considerations, and need for flexibility in their educational journey.