IP University introduces integrated in BBA-MBA courses

There are two benefits of this programme only five years will spent to complete both the BBA and MBA programmes , and there is no need to sit for entrance exam again to take admission in MBA.

IP University introduces integrated in BBA - MBA programme

There are 60 seats for this programme. (Representative image/express photo)

IP University has introduced five year integrated BBA and MBA programme from the new academic session 2024 – 25. This AICTE approved programme is at present available at an affiliated institute of the university Gitarattan International Business School, Rohini.

IP University has 60 seats available for this programme and the duration of the course is for 5 years. Admission to this programme will be given based on the entrance test conducted by the university — BBA (CET code 125)

All the CET qualified candidates of the BBA programme who have registered for the online counselling for this programme and have paid the counselling participation fee of Rs 1,000 are eligible to participate in the counselling of the programme.

The choice-filling option for the second round of counselling of the BBA programme will be available from July 11 to 14, 2024.

The applicant of BBA programme, who are desirous of doing integrated BBA – MBA programme, may opt this choice in the second round onwards.

The eligibility criteria of this programme is same as that of BBA and allied programmes.

There are two benefits of this programme – only five years will spent to complete both the BBA and MBA programmes as against the traditional six years. And there is no need to sit for entrance exam again to take admission in MBA.

First uploaded on: 09-07-2024 at 17:57 IST

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