NTPC School of Business

The top scholarships for MBA at NTPC School of Business are as follows:NTPC Scholarship Scheme: This scholarship amounts to INR 48,000 per year and is available to students belonging to SC/ST/PwD categories who are in their second year of management studies having passed the first-year examination in one attempt.NTPC Utkarsh Scholarship: This merit-based scholarship is given to PGP students of the second year.The first 10 toppers of the second year based on the academic performance in the first year are eligible to apply.The scholarship amount is INR 1.50 lakh.Siddharth Padam Scholarship: This scholarship is awarded to a candidate from the DML list with the highest CGPA in the Eco and F&A related core courses in the IIMB PGP.IIMB PGP Alumni First Batch (1976) Scholarship: This scholarship is awarded to a woman DAP candidate (a man DAP if a woman candidate is not eligible) who has completed the first year.Employment in Social Sector Scholarship: This scholarship reimburses the recipient one-third of the fees at the end of each year of work.Ministry of Tribal Affairs Scholarship (ST): This scholarship is offered by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India, for students belonging to the ST category.To avail these scholarships, you can follow these steps:-Check the eligibility criteria for each scholarship and ensure you meet the requirements.-Apply for the scholarship through the respective portal or as per the instructions provided by the scholarship provider.-If required, take the necessary tests or submit the required documents.-Wait for the scholarship committee to review your application and announce the results.It is recommended to visit the official websites of the scholarship providers for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

The eligibility criteria for MBA at NTPC School of Business include possessing a valid CAT/XAT/GMAT/Other management score, a graduation degree in any discipline with 50% and above and final-year graduation students awaiting results are also eligible to apply.The final selection is based on the merit of Final Composite Scores which is calculated by using scores of CAT/XAT/GMAT/Other management tests, work experience and personal assessment scores.NSB considers cut-offs for national-level tests such as CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT and GMAT with specific percentage requirements for each test ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of candidate's aptitude and potential for the program.