Master of Business Administration (MBA)- Value Added 

at Harsha Institutions, Doddaballapur Rd.

The registrations for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exams will open on 25th April 2025. Candidates can register themselves for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam till 19th May 2025. Candidates who are ble to register within this period will be able to receive the admit card for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam, scheduled on the 22nd June 2025. Candidates can visit the official portal of Karnataka PGCET to confirm the exam dates.

No, candidates who are starting the Harsha Institutions MBA application process cannot complete in offline mode. It is because one step of the Harsha Institutions MBA admission process involves the registration of a candidate for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam. The registrations for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam can only be accepted in the prescribed form as provided in the announement circular.

No, the Harsha Institutions MBA cutoff for the year 2025 has not been released at this point. The cutoff list for entrance exams are released after the counseling rounds are over. The Harsha Institutions MBA admissions are decided through the scores of the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam. The counseling rounds of Karnataka PGCET are still ongoing at this point of time.

No, Harsha Institutions MBA course is not more expensive than the MBA course offered by other similar institutes. According to the data on MBA course fees in Harsha Institutions and other similar institutes, the MBA course fees charged in the institute is less than its competitors. The MBA course fees at Harsha Institutions is around INR 5 Lacs - INR 5.7 lakh. The average cost of MBA courses in other simlar institute is somewhere around INR 6 Lacs - INR 10 lakh.

The tuition fee structure at Harsha Institutions for the MBA course follows a per annum model. The total tuition fee for the MBA courses at Harsha Institutions is between INR 4.95 Lacs - INR 5.7 lakh. The per annum tuition fee charged at Harsha Institutions is between INR 1.32 Lacs - INR 1.6 lakh. Candidates can learn more by visiting the official website. 

Candidate must have passed 12th Std with Physics, Chemistry and Biology or Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and obtained a Minimum of 45% marks in aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, Biology subjects from a recognised board.

Admission to Harsha Institutions for an MBA through Karnataka PGCET typically depends on the cut-off marks for the year, which can vary based on several factors like the number of applicants, seat availability, and overall performance of the candidates.

With 60 marks, your chances will depend on how these factors play out in the current admission cycle. If the cut-off is lower this year, you might have a chance, but if it's higher, you may need to consider alternative options or colleges.

You can also check the previous year's cut-off trends or directly contact Harsha Institutions for the most accurate and updated information regarding your admission chances.

Candidates who wish to take admissions into the Harsha Institutions MBA course are required to appear for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam. The Karnataka PGCET entrance exam is usually scheduled in the month of June with registrations opening betweenthe months of April and May. The counseling rounds of the Karnataka PGCET exam is where candidates are required to lock Harsha Institutions as their choice to gain admissions.

To be eligible for admission to the Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme at Harsha Institutions, applicants must have a minimum of 50% in their graduation. The programme is a two-year course at the postgraduate level, and admits 180 students. 

Some say the teaching faculty at Harsha Institutions is excellent, providing both theoretical and practical knowledge and guidance. The college also offers student development programs, including business clubs, debate, essay writing, poster making, quiz competitions, group discussions, team building activities, paper presentations, seminars, and workshops.

Harsha Institutions admission is both merit and entrance based. For a few courses, admissions are based on the merit of the last qualifying examination. On the other hand, for a few courses, admissions are granted on the basis of the entrance exams, such as KCET and Karnataka PGCET.