Ans. Companies like ICICI Bank, SBI Life Insurance, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance, etc have visited the campus for offering recruitment to exclusively MBA students enrolled for the full time program.

Ans. International candidates can take admission on the basis of valid GMAT and TOEFL scores. Admissions are also made through the paid seat scheme for which the merit list is issued only after the regular admission process is completed. 

Ans. Yes, there are 02 diplomas and 01 certificate course are offered for admission at FMS BHU. They are as follows:

• Diploma in Microfinance & Entrepreneurship
• Diploma in Leisure & Hospitality Management
• Certificate program in Health Care Management

Ans. Institute of Management Studies, BHU has an A+ rating based on the placement, faculty and Industry exposure provided to the students. Since its establishment in 1968, the institute has produced various managers with high capability. The alumni of this faculty occupy positions in industries and commerce in India as well as other developed countries. 

Ans. One of the easiest ways to crack BHU exams is to solve question papers of the previous year. Almost all the students who qualify the exam have gone through this process and had scored very well in the test. The level of the questions is very easy and basic. For MBA, you need to qualify CAT with a percentile of around 90. 

Ans. Both institutes have their own significance and relevance in their respective cities. The student will definitely get the advantage of studying in the capital city of the country. They will surely get more exposure than FMS BHU. On the other hand, LBISM will provide you with a Postgraduate Diploma in management and FMS BHU will give a degree in MBA. The Return on Investment (ROI) is best in both of the institutes.