NMIMS Deemed to be University, Bannerghatta

I would suggest you to look for the rate of return (ROI) for every university/institute. It's calculated as ROI = Package expected or avg. package divided by fees of the college. For e.g. - for BVIMR average package is 6 LPA and fees is 6 LPA. So ROI would be 1.For Amity average package is somewhere around 8 LPA and the fees is 12 LPA. So ROI would be 0.67. Choose a college which has the highest ROI. Among the institutes you have named, NMIMS and Symbiosis have very good ratings. The fees in NMIMS is around 19 lakhs for MBA. Choose a college for which you are confident that you can "earn back" its fees in 2-3 years. BVIMR and Amity stands same on ratings, with IPU lower than them.

You need to go through the course curriculum to understand the difference. In most of the B school entrepreneurship courses are offered along with general management courses where as in case of EDII it is the only specialized course offered by the Institute promoted by development banks in association with State Govt. The course offers specialization in new business creation and family business management .The course help students in visualizing a new business idea with support from faculty and mentors and subsequently pitch it before the investors for the requisite funding. The course is having more than 1300 alumni with majority (78%) of them are associated with entrepreneurial career.

Hi,
The main eligibility criteria -
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The Candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination including International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB Certificate / & D. P. Awarded candidates are not eligible) in any stream from a recognized board at the first & only one attempt.
a) Must have obtained a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 or equivalent examination for being eligible for BBA/ B.Com (Hons) / B.Sc Finance
b) Candidate's passing in Mathematics or Statistics in 10+2 or equivalent exam is compulsory for being eligible for BA / B.Com (Hons) / B.Sc Finance. Candidates of CBSE, ICSE, should mention in the online registration / e-admission form (if selected) 10+2 or equivalent aggregate marks of all the subjects for which the candidate has taken and appeared for (not best of four, five, six or seven). The candidate shall have passed all the subjects taken and appeared for in the applicable examinations. The aggregate percentage of all subjects for which the candidate has taken and appeared will be taken into consideration for confirming eligibility of the candidate for the programme at the time of admission. In case, mark sheet issued by the applicable Board / Institution is in percentile/s, the actual aggregate percentage of all the subjects appeared by the candidate will be taken into consideration. Candidates above 25 years of age are not eligible to apply. Candidates passing 10+2 or equivalent examination from Open or Distance learning (ODL) School recognized only by National Institute of Open schooling (NIOS) can apply for the programme subject to fulfillment of the eligibility criteria for the programme and candidates who have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination by doing a part-time course or through distance learning / correspondence / externally / open school other than NIOS are not eligible to apply for the programme. Those candidates who have passed, or, are appearing for 10+2 examination from a Board/University where Grade Point Average is given, such candidates must produce in writing from the Board/University concerned, the equivalent percentage for the GPA /CGPA obtained. Candidate whose final mark sheet is not available at the time of admission is required to submit internet copy of result duly attested by Principal of the school / college, failing which candidate will not be admitted for the programme.