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Shivani Goel
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To prepare for admission into the MBA in Rural Management program at KSRDPRU, Gadag, you should focus on building a strong foundation in rural development concepts, quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, and current affairs related to rural India. Key areas to focus on: Academic Background: Rural Development, Economics and Statistics: Brush up on basic economic concepts like supply and demand, market analysis, and statistical tools for data interpretation.
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MA Rural Development program takes two years to complete. The total fee for this MARD is Rs. 13,600/-1. Amity University, Noida: Approximately INR 1.06 lakhs per year.2. Annamalai University, Chidambaram: Around INR 5,885 per year.3. Central University of South Bihar, Patna: About INR 14,218 per year.4. University of Kota, Kota: Roughly INR 6,000 per year.5. Azim Premji University, Bangalore: Approximately INR 22,500 per year.
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Pallavi
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Yes, a number of Indian0 Institutes of Management (IIMs) provide MBA programmes with a Rural Management or similar field specialization. These programmes are meant to equip students for leadership positions in community-based, agricultural, and rural development efforts. Some of the IIMs offered MBA Rural Management are Indian08 Ahmedabad, Indian00 Lucknow, IIM Khozikode, IIM Indore are some if the IIMs offering this MBA specialisation.
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Pallavi
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The average fee of an MBA in Rural Management course is INR 5 lakh. The fees range between INR 1 Lacs (government colleges) to INR 20 Lacs (private institutions). Students can choose the college of their choice as per their suitability, exams accepted, and specialisation offered. The course is also offered in various degrees and the fee for each level varies accordingly.
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Pallavi
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No, graduating with a degree in agriculture is not a requirement to pursue an MBA in rural management. Although having a background in agriculture might give you a solid foundation and useful insights into rural situations, there are other ways to get into a rural management MBA programme. Many MBA programmes in rural management are developed to accommodate individuals with a variety of educational backgrounds who are interested in managing and developing rural areas.
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Pallavi
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The admission procedure for MBA in Rural Management is the same as a regular MBA, i.e. entrance exams such as CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT ATMA, etc., personal interview, and group discussion. Students can check the links below and prepare for the prominent entrance exam accordingly:Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC) Q&A for CATData Interpretation & Logical Reasoning Questions for CATQuantitative Aptitude Questions and Answers for CAT
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Pallavi
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India is a nation of farmers and villages, with more than 60% of the population living in rural areas. The study of rural development and management is particularly demanding in order to manage the growth of rural areas. The government appoints qualified rural managers to help the people grow, improve, and expand.Rural management is a specialty that enables aspiring professionals to manage and implement ideas that have a chance of success. Studying and researching rural development and management is becoming one of the most popular fields.
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Pallavi
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For Rural Management courses available are BA/BSC/BBA, MBA/PGDM and Ph.D. Candidates can choose to pursue a Rural Management course as per their qualifications and career interest.Courses in Rural ManagementName of CourseDegree CoursesPost Graduate Diploma in Rural Management Post Graduate Diploma in Rural DevelopmentPost Graduate Diploma in Rural FinancePost Graduate Diploma in Rural MarketingBachelor CoursesBachelor of Rural Technology and ManagementBA in Rural DevelopmentMaster CoursesMaster of Arts in Rural DevelopmentMBA in Rural ManagementDoctoral CoursesM.Phil in Rural DevelopmentPhD in Rural DevelopmentI hop
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Pallavi
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Students who fulfill the below points can study MBA in Rural Management: Students who have completed their graduation with minimum 50 per cent marks in aggregate and cleared MBA entrance exams can apply for the course. For reserved category students, 45 per cent score in graduation is required.Graduates with training in horticulture, agriculture, agronomy or related subjects frequently have a strong foundation in the rural economy. Hence, they can opt for this course.Those with management, business administration or comparable experience can also specialise in rural management to put their business talents to use in the particula
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