This Indian Stock Rose 8000% In 3 Years, And No One Seems To Know Why
Kushal Tradelink Ltd. isn’t a name that would immediately ring a bell. It’s one of the hundreds of stocks that trades every day…
Kushal Tradelink Ltd. isn’t a name that would immediately ring a bell. It’s one of the hundreds of stocks that trades every day…
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XLRI has an extensive 50 acres green campus in Jamshedpur. The Dalma hills in the North and Tata Iron & Steel Company in the South bless the campus with right amount of serenity and connectivity with industrial sector. Unlike other leading B-schools in India, XLRI Jamshedpur campus maintains a rather no-fuss demeanour, yet high degree of academic excellence.
At this time and age, value of an MBA from premium institutes requires little or no elucidation. But the catch lies in money matters. Once decided to go for that much coveted MBA, you’d be required to look for the dreaded fee structure for your course in chosen institutions. While B-schools in abroad charge more than double (plus the living expense), in India it might range from Rs. 4 lakh to Rs. 30 lakh in general. If you’re wondering about MBA course fees in India, we have narrowed down the results for you here.