Tetr College of Business offering scholarships worth Rs 2 crore to 15 Indian students

Set to commence from September 2024, Tetr is offering full scholarships to 60 undergraduates from across the world who will join the first batch.

By: Education Desk

New Delhi | May 19, 2024 05:00 PM IST

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The Tetr College of Business is offering scholarships worth Rs 2 crore each that will enable 15 Indian students to join the inaugural batch of its global undergraduate programme, ‘Bachelors in Management and Technology’. Interested students can apply at the official website — tetr.com.

This scholarship will offer the selected students an opportunity to learn and build businesses across seven different countries including UAE, India, Singapore, Ghana, US, Brazil, and Italy over four years.

As part of the programme, the selected students will get to study at several leading institutes such as INSEAD – France and SDA Bocconi – Italy; as well as NUS Singapore, and IIT among others.

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Global business, education, and technology luminaries like Daniel Garret Van Der Vliet (Executive Director, Cornell University), Manoj Kohli (Ex-CEO, Bharti Airtel/Softbank), Alexis Montesinos (Professor, MIT), Thorsten Truijens (Professor, Kellogg School of Management) and Nitin Gaur (Advisory Board Member, Stanford University) will teach these students throughout the eight semesters.

Set to commence from September 2024, Tetr is offering full scholarships to 60 undergraduates from across the world who will join the first batch. Out of this, 15 will be from India. The B school will also welcome top SAT scorers (top 1 percentile) and those who have turned down offers from prestigious universities.

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