College of Management Mumbai Answered Questions

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.

Currently, the admission portal is open for applying to the MBA course at the MIT College of Management. Candidates who qualify for the eligibility criteria can apply for the MBA course through the official website of the college/ university. The application form for the MBA course usually starts in the month of April, and the deadlines are usually announced in the month of July.

The total number of seats offered in the MBA course at the MIT College of Management is around 540. The maximum number of MBA specialisations offered ranges from 10 to 70 seats in the MBA course. However, one of the specialisations, namely MBA in Agri and Food Business Management, offers the highest number of seats. Check out the number of seats in the table below:CoursesSeatsMBA in Agri Food Business Management120

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 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. 

Yes, after the completion of a BCom from MIT College of Management, graduates can apply for various government jobs. Students tend to seek employment in public administration, teaching, and social services. They can apply for competitive exams such as UPSC, SSC, and State Public Service Commissions for the positions of IAS, IPS, or other government departments. Besides, there are opportunities in banking, railways, and other PSUs, where a BCom degree is a qualifying criteria. Aspitants with an appropriate preparation and focus, they can easily get employment in the government sector. 

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.