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The name Praxis symbolizes the philosophy of the institute. The root of the word praxis is Greek, meaning ‘to do’, or to practice an art, science or technical occupation. In the realm of higher education, Praxis stands for a learning program that is designed around a professional body of subject matter which serves to bring about what is valued or ought to be valued through action. In other words, Praxis is ‘practice informed by theory and theory informed by direct practice’. That is what Praxis Business School endeavors to bring to you – a program that combines the art and science of theoretical learning with the virtues of practical training.

In its initial years, Praxis was supported by faculty inputs from XLRI, a premier business school in the country, with its proven expertise in management education, enabling Praxis’ journey on its path to ‘growing into a premier Business School which aims at academic excellence and ethical values.’

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Admission Update

Change in Admission Process:
Praxis Business School has taken note of the general unrest among students who have fared below expectations in CAT 2009 and introduced an option for them to write the School’s own test,  Praxis Admission Test (PAT)
Eligibility for PAT: Students with 60% in class X, XII and Graduation with no year gaps/ drops till graduation
The selection process would now be:
The candidate may apply through CAT/ XAT/ GMAT/ GRE as usual OR take up PAT if they are eligible
Short listed students opting for PAT would be administered PAT on the same day as his/ her group discussion and personal interview
Final results would be based on the performance in written test ( CAT/ XAT/ GRE/ GMAT or PAT), GD, PI and Profile
The Institute will also screen the applications already received by them (with any of the test scores), and applicants among these who demonstrate a truly strong profile may still be given an option to write the PAT,  if their scores do not meet the required cut-off.

Praxis Business School has taken note of the general unrest among students who have fared below expectations in CAT 2009 and introduced an option for them to write the School’s own test,  Praxis Admission Test (PAT)

Eligibility for PAT: Students with 60% in class X, XII and Graduation with no year gaps/ drops till graduation

The selection process would now be:

  • The candidate may apply through CAT/ XAT/ GMAT/ GRE as usual OR take up PAT if they are eligible
  • Short listed students opting for PAT would be administered PAT on the same day as his/ her group discussion and personal interview
  • Final results would be based on the performance in written test ( CAT/ XAT/ GRE/ GMAT or PAT), GD, PI and Profile

The Institute will also screen the applications already received by them (with any of the test scores), and applicants among these who demonstrate a truly strong profile may still be given an option to write the PAT,  if their scores do not meet the required cut-off.

Placements 2010

The Placement Season at Praxis for the Batch of 2010 has commenced. 25% of the Batch has been placed so far at an average salary of Rs. 5.33 lakhs…[Know More]

Event Watch

Entrepreneurship cell of Praxis Business School celebrated its annual mega event, E- Week, from 6th to 13th February. E-Week celebrates the entrepreneurial spirit in an individual and encourages him/her to think like an entrepreneur…[Know More]



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