Business & Finance

Universities are grouped by competitiveness and role of entry tests / interviews.

This is academic guidance, not an admission guarantee. 

With Part-I marks of 520+, you have a strong profile for Business & Finance programs.

In this field, entry tests, interviews, and academic consistency all matter. 

Universities are grouped by competitiveness and admission criteria.

This is academic guidance, not an admission guarantee. 

With Part-I marks between 450–519, you are in a good position for Business & Finance programs.
In this field, entry tests, interviews, and overall profile play an important role.

👉 Smart university selection matters more than marks alone.

Universities are grouped by competitiveness and admission criteria.

This is academic guidance, not an admission guarantee. 

With Part-I marks between 400–449, you are in an average–good position for Business & Finance programs.
 

In this range:

• Entry tests and interviews matter more
  
  

• University selection must be realistic
  
  

• Backup planning is essential
  
  

👉 Many students in this range succeed by choosing wisely, not by chasing names.

This guidance helps you understand realistic directions and safer choices.

It is not an admission guarantee. 

This range needs calm and practical planning.

With Part-I marks below 400:

• Competition at top business schools is very high
  
  

• Entry tests, interviews, and profile matter more than marks
  
  

• Choosing the right university and program is critical
  
  

👉 This does not mean Business & Finance is closed.
 

It means decisions must be strategic, not emotional.

⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTE

Admission criteria may vary by program or year.
This table provides guidance, not guaranteed admission.