Postgraduate FAQs

SP Jain has Career Services offices in Dubai, India, Singapore and Sydney. Our Career Services teams help students find career opportunities. For more information, please see our Career Services for MGB and Global MBA.

SP Jain obtains visas for MGB and GMBA students for Singapore and Dubai. Charges for processing the Dubai and Singapore visas are covered in the fees paid by a student.

Students need to apply for Australian visas themselves (the Australian immigration authorities do not allow SP Jain to apply on behalf of students). SP Jain can provide assistance for students applying for Australian visas.

SP Jain is registered as an Institute of Higher Education by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA) in Australia. Upon graduation, you will be awarded a degree by SP Jain School of Global Management, Australia.

We are also registered by the Committee for Private Education (CPE) in Singapore and permitted by the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA) in the UAE.

The MGB and Global MBA typically have between 80-100 students per batch.

Students of the MGB October 2022 intake can choose to study on-campus in Singapore, Sydney and Dubai (4 months at each campus) or on-campus in Singapore (4 months) and Dubai (8 months).

Students of the GMBA February 2023 intake will study on-campus in Singapore (4 months) and Dubai (8 months).

Your safety is our highest priority. Amid the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19, if face-to-face classes on campus are not feasible, the classes will be held online.

Not all specialisations are offered every intake for the MGB or Global MBA programs. The School will decide which specialisation will be offered for which intake. For more information, please see the specialisations for MGB and Global MBA.

Student accommodation is not mandatory. Students can opt for SP Jain's housing or find accommodation on their own.

Learn more about SP Jain's student housing facilities in Singapore, Dubai and Sydney.

In Dubai and Sydney, students are housed in apartments. In Singapore, they live in dormitories. Men and women are housed in separate apartments/levels in the main building.

Students have shared rooms. The number of occupants per room varies depending on the size of the room.

For more information, please see Singapore accommodation, Dubai accommodation and Sydney campus.