College of Management Mumbai Answered Questions

The major difference between the syllabus of a general MBA course and an MBA course with specialisation at MIT College of Management is that the general course covers all core areas of Master's in business administration (Marketing, HR, Finance, etc.) without focusing deeply on one. On the contrary, an MBA course with specialisation offers subjects related to specific domains like Marketing, Agri-Business, Event Management, etc.  

MIT College of Management offers a general BBA course and around 9 specialisations. The names of the offered specialisations are-  Digital Marketing, Finance Technology, Business Analytics, Global, IB, Applied Data Science, Business Management, Event Management, etc. Moreover, to get admission into any of the BBA courses, the eligibility requirements and admission process are the same, which include qualifying for basic eligibility criteria, securing valid scores in the entrance exam, and a decent performance in GD & PI.

MIT College of Management accepts relevant scores of CAT/ MAT/ MBA CET/ ATMA/ PERA CET for admission to the MBA course. Before appearing in the entrance exam, candidates must complete their graduation irrespective of any field and subject with an aggregate of 50%. Moreover, once candidates fulfil the basic eligibility requirements and secure valid scores in the entrance exam, they can apply for the course. 

According to the information available on the official website of the college, for admission to the MBA course, MIT College of Management accepts scores from several entrance exams, such as CAT,  MAT,  MBA CET,  ATMA, etc. Moreover, the provision of direct admission is not explicitly mentioned on the official website of the college. 

Yes, MIT College of Management offers seat reservations for the MBA course according to the rules and regulations approved by the university. The college offers 60% of the seats to all India candidates through the National CETs, and 40% of the total seats will be allocated to Maharashtra state-domiciled candidates through the state CETs. 

The total tuition fee for the MBA programme ranges between MIT College of Management INR 2.4 Lacs and INR 5.4 lakh. Candidates are required to pay some amount of fee at the time of admission to lock their seat in the college. This information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.  

To get a seat in the BBA course at MIT College of Management, candidates must complete their Class 12 with at least an aggregate of 50%. Further, they are required to fill out the application form online/ offline. The college shortlists the candidates on the basis of their scores secured in their MAH BBA CET/ PERA CET, and shortlisted candidates will be called for Panel Interview/ Group discussion.

MIT College of Management courses have been ranked by various ranking bodies. It is one of the prominent institutes, ranked by numerous national ranking entities across various categories. Moreover, the MBA has also been ranked by Times and Business Today in consecutive academic years. The parameters that the ranking bodies consider for ranking the course or institution are as follows:Teaching Research CitationInternational OutlookPlacementsIndustry Income, etc.

At the time of filling out the application form and admission confirmation for the MBA course at MIT College of Management, candidates are required to submit certain documents. The names of some of the documents are as follows:Class 10 & 12 mark sheetLeaving/ Transfer certificateMigration certificate—all candidates other than Maharashtra State BoardBirth Certificate/ Domicile Certificate/ Nationality CertificateCaste Certificate, in case of reserved category candidatesCaste validity Certificate, in case of reserved category candidatesNon-Creamy Layer Certificate for reserved category candidates other than SC and ST, valid up to 31st March 2025GAP certificate (in case GAP is of minimum one year)Valid Entrance exam score card