To be eligible for admission to the MBA degree program, candidates must meet the following criteria:
a) Candidates with a Bachelor’s Degree
The candidate must have completed a Bachelor’s degree (in any discipline) from a recognized university.
The candidate should have secured at least 50% marks in aggregate in the Bachelor’s degree (for candidates in the General/Open Category).
For candidates in the Reserved Category, a minimum of 45% marks in aggregate is required.
b) Entrance Examination
Candidates must have appeared for a recognized entrance exam such as:
CAT (Common Admission Test)
XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test)
MAT (Management Aptitude Test)
CMAT (Common Management Admission Test)
GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test)
ATMA (AIMS Test for Management Admissions)
Some institutions may have their own entrance exams or selection procedures.
c) Registration with the University
All candidates who are admitted to the MBA degree program at the affiliated colleges offering this course must register and enroll with the respective University.
2. Mode of Admission
Admissions to the MBA program are typically entrance exam-based, with candidates being selected based on their performance in the entrance exam and personal interviews.
Institutions may also consider academic performance, work experience, and group discussion rounds in their selection process.
3. Seat Allocation and Reservations
The seats for the MBA program are filled based on entrance exam scores and merit, along with adherence to statutory reservations for various categories, as per the university’s rules.
Seat reservations will follow the rules set by the State Government and the University.
The seat allocation process will be managed by the respective colleges affiliated with the University.
4. Course Structure and Specialization Areas
The MBA program typically lasts for two years and includes the following key areas of study:
Core Subjects (First Year):
Managerial Economics
Financial Accounting & Management
Marketing Management
Organizational Behavior
Business Communication
Operations Management
Quantitative Techniques
Human Resource Management
Business Law
Research Methodology
Strategic Management
Specialization Areas (Second Year):
Students can choose from a variety of specializations, such as:
Marketing Management
Financial Management
Human Resource Management
Operations Management
International Business
Information Technology & Systems
Retail Management
Entrepreneurship & Innovation
Supply Chain Management
Business Analytics
Some institutions may also offer a dual specialization option.
Internship and Dissertation:
In the second year, students typically undertake a summer internship to gain practical exposure in their chosen specialization.
A dissertation or research project is also a requirement in many institutions, providing students the opportunity to conduct in-depth research on a topic related to business administration.
5. Other Important Information
The list of courses offered under the MBA program may vary depending on the institution and specialization choices.
Some institutions may also have industry tie-ups for internships, research projects, and placements.
Students are encouraged to verify the most current course details, eligibility criteria, and admission guidelines with the respective institutions and the University.
