EDHEC Business School admissions run on rolling review across September and January intakes, with a base of Class XII at 65 percent for the BBA and a Bachelor’s at 60 percent plus IELTS 6.5 for master’s-level programs.
- Next live deadline: BBA Session 1 for the September 2027 primary intake runs 1 to 30 October 2026.
- Base tuition and fees: Master’s programs start at EUR 21,900 (around INR 24.23 Lakhs) per year, with a EUR 100 (around INR 11,064) application fee.
- Eligibility floor: Class XII at 65 percent for BBA, Bachelor’s at 60 percent for master’s, plus IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 92.
- Acceptance rate: Estimated at around 25 percent, based on Grande Ecole cohort competitiveness. EDHEC does not publish an official institutional figure.
Popular tracks for Indian applicants include the Master in Management (MiM), MSc Finance, MSc Data Analytics and AI, and the 10-month Global MBA at Nice. Indian alumni cite the Financial Times ranking, English-taught curriculum, and 2-year post-study work visa as decision drivers. For the broader profile, see the EDHEC Business School overview.
Table of Contents
- EDHEC Business School Application Deadlines
- EDHEC Eligibility for Indian Students
- EDHEC Master’s Programs and English Scores
- EDHEC BBA for Indian Students
- EDHEC Business School Global MBA Admissions
- EDHEC PhD in Finance Applications
- EDHEC Application Process Step by Step
- EDHEC Business School Documents Required
- EDHEC Acceptance Rate Explained
- France Student Visa Process
- EDHEC Admissions Tips and Checklist
- EDHEC Business School Admissions FAQs
EDHEC Business School Application Deadlines
EDHEC runs a September primary intake for almost every master’s and BBA programme, with a smaller January window for select MSc courses. Most master’s tracks are reviewed on rolling batches, so filing early strengthens both admission odds and scholarship access. Dates below are drawn from the EDHEC international admissions pages.
EDHEC’s primary intake for Indian students is September, most programs open here.
| Intake | Level | App Opens | Deadline | App Fee | Portal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| September 2027 (Primary intake) | Master’s (MiM, MSc) | October 2026 | Rolling, final round end-June 2027 | EUR 100 (INR 11,064) | EDHEC online |
| September 2027 (Primary intake) | BBA Session 1 | 1 October 2026 | 30 October 2026 | EUR 100 (INR 11,064) | EDHEC online |
| September 2027 | BBA Session 2 | 5 November 2026 | 7 January 2027 | EUR 100 (INR 11,064) | EDHEC online |
| September 2027 | Global MBA (scholarship round) | Open | 31 January 2027 | EUR 100 (INR 11,064) | EDHEC online |
| September 2027 | Global MBA (final non-EU) | Open | 31 May 2027 | EUR 100 (INR 11,064) | EDHEC online |
| September 2027 | PhD in Finance R1 | November 2026 | End December 2026 | EUR 100 (INR 11,064) | EDHEC online |
| September 2027 | PhD in Finance R2 | Open | End March 2027 | EUR 100 (INR 11,064) | EDHEC online |
| September 2027 | PhD in Finance R3 | Open | End May 2027 | EUR 100 (INR 11,064) | EDHEC online |
| January 2027 | MSc Corporate Finance and Banking | (Closed) | (Closed) | EUR 100 (INR 11,064) | EDHEC online |
Dates confirmed via the official EDHEC master’s application page. Indian applicants targeting the January intake for MSc Corporate Finance and Banking should now aim for the next January 2028 window, which opens around April 2027.
Planning note: EDHEC reviews master’s files in continuous batches. Filing before the end of January 2027 tends to unlock the deepest EDHEC scholarship offers.
EDHEC Business School Eligibility for Indian Students
EDHEC uses a Grande Ecole-style review that weights academics, aptitude tests, essays, and interview equally. The floors below are institution-wide minimums for Indian applicants, drawn from the EDHEC master’s and BBA entry-requirements pages.
- BBA general entry: Class XII CBSE or ISC at 65 percent, with strong English.
- MiM general entry: Bachelor’s degree at 60 percent, English test, GMAT, GRE, TAGE MAGE, or EDHEC in-house test.
- MSc general entry: Bachelor’s at 60 percent in a related discipline, English test, aptitude test.
- Global MBA: Bachelor’s, minimum 3 years work experience, GMAT/GRE (median 640), IELTS 6.5.
- PhD Finance: Master’s degree, strong quantitative background, GMAT or GRE, IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 92.
English proficiency scores accepted across programs, per the EDHEC English-language-requirements page:
| Test | Master’s Minimum | Global MBA Minimum |
|---|---|---|
| IELTS Academic | 6.5 overall | 6.5 overall |
| TOEFL iBT | 92 | 95 |
| TOEFL ITP | 570 | Not accepted |
| PTE Academic | 65 | 65 |
| TOEIC | 850 | 850 |
| Cambridge English | B2 First or C1 Advanced | C1 Advanced |
| Duolingo English Test | Accepted, score confirmed per program | Accepted |
Test scores stay valid for 24 months from the test date. TOEFL ITP is limited to select MSc programs, so confirm on the individual course page.
EDHEC IELTS Waiver for Indian Students
Indian applicants whose Bachelor’s degree was taught in English for at least three years can claim a full English-test waiver by submitting a signed medium-of-instruction (MOI) letter from the university registrar. Native English speakers and applicants from English-speaking countries are similarly exempt. The waiver does not remove the GMAT, GRE, or in-house test requirement.
EDHEC Business School Master’s Programs
EDHEC’s postgraduate portfolio splits between the flagship Master in Management (MiM) two-year Grande Ecole track and one-year MSc specialisations in finance, data, marketing, and consulting. All programs listed below are taught entirely in English at the Lille or Nice campuses. Non-EU base tuition starts at EUR 21,900 (around INR 24.23 Lakhs) per year, and full breakdowns sit on the course-wise fees page.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| MiM Business Management | 2 years | Bachelor’s 60%+, aptitude test | IELTS 6.5 |
| MiM Data Science and AI for Business | 2 years | Bachelor’s 60%+ in quant, aptitude test | IELTS 6.5 |
| MiM Global Economic Transformation (GETT) | 2 years | Bachelor’s 60%+, aptitude test | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc in International Finance | 15 months | Bachelor’s 60%+ in finance, econ, engg | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc in Corporate Finance and Banking | 15 months | Bachelor’s 60%+ in finance or econ | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc in Financial Engineering | 12 months | Bachelor’s 60%+, strong maths and stats | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc in Data Analytics and AI | 12 months | Bachelor’s 60%+ in STEM or business | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc in Marketing Analytics | 12 months | Bachelor’s 60%+ with quant exposure | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc in Marketing Management | 12 months | Bachelor’s 60%+ in business or humanities | IELTS 6.5 |
| MSc in Strategy, Organisation and Consulting | 12 months | Bachelor’s 60%+, aptitude test | IELTS 6.5 |
Total non-EU tuition for the MiM runs EUR 51,250 (around INR 56.70 Lakhs) across two years, while the MiM GETT variant costs EUR 75,180 (around INR 83.18 Lakhs) due to its multi-campus routing across Nice, Singapore, and the US. Living costs, deposits, and other fees are covered separately on the fees page.
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official EDHEC page for your chosen program before applying.
EDHEC BBA for Indian Students
The EDHEC International BBA is a 4-year English-taught undergraduate degree at the Nice and Lille campuses, with a mandatory year abroad in Years 3 or 4. It is widely used by Indian Class XII graduates as a route into a French Grande Ecole without the Prepa track.
| Programme | Duration | Minimum Eligibility | English Req. Min. |
|---|---|---|---|
| International BBA (Nice campus) | 4 years | Class XII 65%+ in any stream | IELTS 6.0 |
| International BBA (Lille campus) | 4 years | Class XII 65%+ in any stream | IELTS 6.0 |
| BBA Global Business | 4 years | Class XII 65%+, strong English | IELTS 6.0 |
BBA annual tuition sits at EUR 15,900 (around INR 17.59 Lakhs) for non-EU applicants, and the school runs four rolling admission sessions between October and March. Interviews are conducted online via Zoom over two-week windows after each session closes.
EDHEC Business School Global MBA Admissions
The EDHEC Global MBA is a 10-month, full-time program based at the Nice campus, ranked QS Global MBA 43 for 2026. It targets working professionals with a minimum of 3 years of international-facing experience and admits 3 intakes across a rolling window that closes for non-EU applicants on 31 May 2027.
Global MBA Eligibility for Indian Applicants
Indian candidates need a Bachelor’s, at least 3 years of full-time work experience, and one of GMAT, GMAT Focus, GRE, TAGE MAGE, EDHEC in-house test, Executive Assessment, or Bloomberg BAT. The median admitted GMAT score is 640. IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 95 is required unless a full MOI waiver applies.
EDHEC MBA Interview Process
Shortlisted applicants complete a two-stage assessment. First, a Kira Talent video interview with five unseen questions and two minutes to respond each. Second, an in-depth personal interview with an admissions officer or alumnus, focused on motivation and soft skills. The complete process typically takes 3 weeks.
Total tuition for the Global MBA is EUR 52,500 (around INR 58.09 Lakhs). Merit and diversity scholarships up to 30 percent are reserved for candidates who apply by the 31 January 2027 scholarship round. See the EDHEC ranking band for the school’s broader MBA standing.
Insider note: Indian candidates without 3 years of experience are usually re-directed to the MiM. EDHEC rarely bends the MBA experience floor.
Note: Program-specific entry requirements, fees, and intake availability may differ from the institution-wide minimums shown above. Always confirm on the official EDHEC Global MBA page before applying.
EDHEC Business School PhD in Finance
EDHEC runs a residential and executive PhD in Finance out of its Nice campus, one of the strongest specialised finance doctorates in Europe. For a September 2027 start, three review rounds close at the end of December 2026, end March 2027, and end May 2027.
EDHEC PhD Eligibility and Application
Applicants need a master’s degree, a strong quantitative background, a research statement, and either GMAT or GRE. IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 92 is required, with the standard MOI waiver available. Applications are filed on the EDHEC PhD portal with two academic references.
EDHEC PhD Funding for Indian Students
Residential-track tuition is EUR 38,000 (around INR 42.04 Lakhs) per year across three years for the 2027-2030 cycle. EDHEC offers up to two full assistantships that cover tuition and add a competitive stipend in return for teaching or research work. Self-funded candidates may qualify for up to 50 percent tuition aid. For non-doctoral funding, see the school’s Indian student reviews for scholarship experiences.
EDHEC Application Process Step by Step
EDHEC handles every application directly on its own online portal, with no central platform involved for master’s, BBA, or MBA applications. Campus France steps sit later, at the visa stage.
- Create an account on the EDHEC online application portal and select your target program and intake.
- Upload transcripts, degree certificate, passport bio page, English test score, aptitude test score, CV, and two essays.
- Pay the application fee of EUR 100 (around INR 11,064) via card on the EDHEC portal.
- Submit two letters of recommendation, sent by referees directly to EDHEC by email link.
- Complete the online video assessment on Kira Talent within 7 days of submission.
- Sit the personal admissions interview, conducted online for Indian applicants.
- Await decision, typically issued within 4 to 6 weeks of interview.
EDHEC Admission Decisions and Offer Timelines
Decisions are released in three tiers: admit, waitlist, or refuse. Admitted candidates get 3 weeks to confirm their seat by paying a EUR 2,500 (around INR 2.77 Lakhs) tuition deposit, which is credited to first-year fees. Deferrals of one year are considered case-by-case, generally reserved for visa or health reasons.
EDHEC Business School Documents Required
All documents are uploaded in PDF form on the EDHEC portal. Originals or attested scans may be requested later, especially at visa stage. Prepare the following before starting the application:
- Passport bio page valid for at least 15 months from intake.
- Class X, XII, and Bachelor’s degree marksheets and transcripts.
- Degree certificate or provisional certificate from the awarding university.
- English proficiency score report (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, TOEIC, Cambridge, or Duolingo).
- Aptitude score report (GMAT, GRE, TAGE MAGE, or EDHEC in-house test).
- Updated CV in reverse-chronological form, one to two pages.
- Two personal essays as per the year’s prompt list.
- Two letters of recommendation (academic or professional).
- MOI letter from your Bachelor’s university, if claiming the English waiver.
- Work experience letters for MBA applicants, mapped to the 3-year floor.
- Passport-size photograph in JPEG format.
EDHEC Business School Acceptance Rate
EDHEC does not publish an institutional acceptance rate. Based on Grande Ecole cohort competitiveness and program-level filters, the overall admit rate is estimated at around 25 percent. Selection rates vary widely by program.
Program-Level Selectivity Patterns
The Global MBA and MSc in Financial Engineering are the most selective, with admit rates estimated in the 15 to 20 percent range because of small cohort sizes and strong applicant pools. The MSc in Marketing Management and MiM run broader admits closer to 30 to 35 percent.
What Improves EDHEC Odds for Indians
A GMAT of 640 or higher, a first-class honours Bachelor’s, and 1 to 2 years of pre-MiM internship or work experience materially move the needle. For finance programs, CFA Level 1 completion and quant-heavy coursework carry weight in the interview.
Insider note: EDHEC weighs the personal interview heavily. Indian applicants who articulate a clear post-EDHEC job function tend to convert offers at higher rates than raw score-strong profiles.
France Student Visa for EDHEC Business School Applicants
Indian students admitted to EDHEC apply for a Long-Stay Student Visa (VLS-TS), which doubles as a residence permit for the first year in France. Every applicant must clear the Campus France Etudes en France procedure before booking a VFS appointment. The full timeline runs 2 to 3 months, so start once the EDHEC admission letter is in hand.
Register on india.campusfrance.org, upload the EDHEC admission letter, transcripts, and passport, pay the Campus France fee, and complete the pre-consular interview. Once cleared, book a biometric slot at VFS, submit the VLS-TS file with proof of funds of EUR 7,380 (around INR 8.17 Lakhs) for the year (or EUR 615, around INR 68,045 per month), and pay the visa fee of EUR 99 (around INR 10,954). On arrival, validate the VLS-TS online within 3 months at the interior ministry portal to activate the residence permit. EDHEC graduates then qualify for the 2-year Autorisation Provisoire de Sejour (APS) post-study work visa.
Planning note: Book the VFS biometric slot 4 to 6 weeks after Campus France approval, as consular slots for July departures fill quickly.
EDHEC Business School Admissions Tips and Checklist
The following tips and steps are drawn from Indian-applicant patterns at EDHEC across the last three intake cycles.
- File before end-January 2027 to unlock the deepest EDHEC merit scholarships.
- Sit GMAT by October 2026 so you have one retake slot before the January round.
- Request the MOI letter early from your Bachelor’s registrar to skip the IELTS entirely.
- Pre-position two recommenders and share the EDHEC prompt list with them 4 weeks out.
- Book Campus France interview within 10 days of receiving the EDHEC admission letter.
- Open the France student bank account proof at least 6 weeks before VFS appointment.
- Anchor essays around a specific post-EDHEC role such as consulting analyst or MSF track.
- Confirm the tuition deposit within 3 weeks of admit to secure your seat.
Synthesis: EDHEC admissions for Indian students hinge on rolling review, so filing early beats waiting for a perfect profile. Confirm dates on the official EDHEC portal and layer the Campus France visa timeline before departure.
EDHEC Business School Admissions: Frequently Asked Questions
Ques. What is the application deadline for EDHEC Business School September 2027 intake?
Ans. Master’s programs review on rolling batches from October 2026 to end-June 2027. The BBA Session 1 closes 30 October 2026 and the Global MBA non-EU final round closes 31 May 2027.
Ques. What is the application fee for EDHEC Business School?
Ans. The application fee is EUR 100 (around INR 11,064), paid by card on the EDHEC online portal. It is non-refundable and covers one program application per cycle.
Ques. Does EDHEC waive IELTS for Indian students?
Ans. Yes, if your Bachelor’s was taught in English for at least three years, you can submit an MOI letter from your registrar and skip IELTS. The waiver does not remove the GMAT, GRE, or in-house test requirement.
Ques. What is the minimum GMAT for EDHEC Global MBA?
Ans. There is no strict cutoff, but the median admitted GMAT score is 640. Applicants below 600 are usually asked to retake or submit a GRE score.
Ques. What is EDHEC Business School’s acceptance rate for Indian students?
Ans. EDHEC does not publish an official figure. The overall institutional acceptance rate is estimated at around 25 percent, with the Global MBA and MSc Financial Engineering closer to 15 to 20 percent.
Ques. Can Indian students apply to EDHEC without GMAT?
Ans. Yes for most MSc and MiM programs. EDHEC accepts GRE, TAGE MAGE, Executive Assessment, or its own in-house test as alternatives to GMAT.
Ques. When should Indian students apply to EDHEC to maximise scholarships?
Ans. Apply in the first two rolling rounds, ideally by end-January 2027 for the September 2027 intake. Later rounds see scholarship budgets shrink materially.
Ques. Does EDHEC offer January intake for Indian students?
Ans. Yes, but only for selected MSc programs such as MSc Corporate Finance and Banking. The next January intake opens in April 2027 for a January 2028 start.
Ques. What documents do Indian students need for EDHEC admission?
Ans. Passport, Class X/XII marksheets, Bachelor’s transcripts and degree certificate, English test or MOI letter, aptitude test score, CV, two essays, two recommendation letters, and photograph.
Ques. How long does EDHEC take to release admission decisions?
Ans. Decisions typically arrive 4 to 6 weeks after the personal interview. Admitted candidates then have 3 weeks to confirm their seat by paying the EUR 2,500 (around INR 2.77 Lakhs) tuition deposit.
Ques. What is the post-study work visa for EDHEC graduates in France?
Ans. EDHEC master’s and MBA graduates qualify for the 2-year Autorisation Provisoire de Sejour (APS), which allows full-time job search and employment in France after graduation.
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EDHEC Business School Program Fees & Deadlines
| Program | Important Dates | Fees | Application Fees | Eligibility | Financial Aid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| INR 31.5 L/Yr EUR 28,700 /Yr | 100 | Duolingo-120 | |||
M.I.M Business Management 2 years | INR 56.3 L/Yr EUR 51,250 /Yr | 100 | TOEFL- 92 | IELTS- 6.5 | PTE- 65 |
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7 Reviews Found
Likes
- Curriculum was very relevant
- Infrastructure used was the most modern
- International environment helps you exchange knowledge of cultures
Dislikes
- Wish there was more support from career centre. It would have certainly saved from a lot of the struggle that we had to go through. Apart from this there isn’t any other specific thing that I disliked.
Scholarship
- Yes, I did receive the scholarship called the Eiffel scholarship sponsored by the french government. The criterion is that you have to be an international student and then there are other income criteria in the application form.
- There should be a well-presented form and also a motivation letter. The university helps you with it. I don’t know anyone else who received it. During my year, around 350-400 people received it, as I had seen the list. It was 1181 euros at the time per month.

Likes
- Professor quality is among the top in their field from Europe/ France. Well published PhDs.
- The school facilities are great. Quality of classrooms, free printouts, the lunch/ cafe/ vending machines help you not leave campus unnecessarily. Bloomberg lab available.
- All academics has a practical element in terms of teaching and projects. The projects add to the grade as well. It is not just rote learning or theory.
Dislikes
- It is more on the expensive side of schools. Cafe food is on the expensive side as well.
- Only the MFE program is ranked in the financial times, and not the others. The reputation as a target school is mostly for MFE, and not MIF (or others)
- MIF student quality will not be the best. It is not specialised and often overlooked by local students who will do the MIM program or preparation courses. They prefer to get into corporate finance or financial engineering.
Scholarship
- 15% academic excellence scholarship (automatic without application). Amount was close to 4000 euros.
- A 10% scholarship is common. There are other scholarships from the school or the government like CHARPAK, LEGRAND, etc., which are posted on their websites when available. They are usually all available very early (before january).
- Let's say 50%+ of students receive at least 10%. The best students receive 50%. LEGRAND AND CHARPAK, ETC. are highly selective because they are not limited to the school but are France-wide. A couple of students every year from each school approx.
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Likes
- I like about EDHEC Business school is Location.
- International environment
- Course Structure
Dislikes
- Campus residence could be better
- High fee structure
- Food could be diverse
Scholarship
- I don’t have much idea about scholarships but I believe EDHEC provides 10-20 percent off on the fee structure depending on your profile. I only heard of one of my fellow students getting a scholarship of 10 percent.
- For getting further to know about scholarships, I believe checking out EDHEC website or contacting their admission team would be much better.








Likes
- Multiple subjects on offer. Strong curriculum with a lot of group and individual projects
- International environment
- Great professors
Dislikes
- Located little far from the city center
- Food options are not that great according to Indian standards
- Not too many associations we can be a part of because of French language barrier
Scholarship
- There are three types of scholarships: the first is given by EDHEC around 10% 15% or 25% depending on your profile. Secondly there is Eiffel excellence scholarship, the college has to select you and apply on your behalf to get this scholarship from the French government around 1100 Euros per month for the whole academic Year.
- Lastly there is Charpaak scholarship it is around 5,000 Euros per year also there is one more Co-finance scholarship which gives 50% of your tuition fees. On an average around one person gets eiffel scholarship, lot of people get the EDHEC scholarship and Charpaak and Co finance depends




Likes
- Very supportive and helping Career center, providing range of support from helping you with your Cv, to hosting various career fairs from different Industries like Luxury, tech, gaming to help you interact with industry experts right on campus
- Very Helpful International Student Office, helping you right from the beginning you have your admissions confirmed to everything while you are as a student and even afterwards. They helped me out right from Visa, visa renewal and even contacting prefecture on behalf of me for multiple occasions. They are like your "Go-to support system" for literally everything like which sim to get, which housing agency are good which are not, what areas to look like everything you can possibly think of.
- Very good academic and practical learning blend of coursework where each and every course your study is involved with a industry case study or project where you basically work with industry experts to solve real world problems. One such i did was with Amazon to solve the problem of "how to increase young people under 25 age to drive to the amazon france website and shop more there"
Dislikes
- The language barrier is something one should work, I know this is not specific to the college but is more specific to France so I suggest anyone who is coming must start learning French and especially the ability to converse
- There is nothing to be disliked about in my experience and it has been very positive for me so far with all the first year and gap year internships so for me France and EDHEC has been a very learning experience and growing as a person.
Scholarship
- Yes, I receive the Edhec Academic Excellence Scholarship which you are automatically considered for based on your profile overall when you apply.
- The amount varies from person to person and student to student based on the overall profile.
- Yes, my other batchmates did receive scholarships. There is also scholarship called Women in business that some of my friends received
- I do not have exact number on how many students receive, this varies on lot of factors you can refer for the exact number to Edhec's website

Likes
- Great environment and location for masters students
- A good mix of international students from diverse backgrounds
- Amazing professors and mentors who led the program
Dislikes
- A very short program compared to most masters. Out of the 18 months 6 months is basically the internship period.
- Quite hectic for this program as most courses are completed quickly.
- Less time to spend with each subject with the workload.
Scholarship
- When admitted based on your work experience, grades and background edhec offers a direct scholarship. I believe there are more that students can apply to at the time of applications.
- I received a 10% scholarship.
- Yes I believe all Indians received scholarships from 10- 25%.
- I believe everyone I came across at the university was awarded a scholarship. The Lille campus is known to be an international campus and so most students were awarded the same.






Likes
- Great campus, the campus is large with ground and a separate sport building for every sport, including a big swimming pool and a gym.
- Good faculty and teachers are highly qualified.
- Has a good brand name in all of France.
Dislikes
- Doesn't has direct campus recruitments rather has events that help to meet recruiters
- College associations have a majority of French students that makes it difficult of international students to get into.
- The campus is around 12 KM far from the main big city Lille.
Scholarship
- I didn't receive any scholarship, but there are several options provided by campus France and Edhec also provides scholarship based on the profile of the student.
- Unfortunately, I didn't receive any scholarship.
- Some of my batchmates received scholarships from Edhec based on their profile. Some got 10% some got 20% and some got 25%.
- The year I applied, many received scholarships from MIM courses based on their profile ranging from 10% to 40% and some people from my batch received the scholarship as well.

















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