BVIMR New Delhi Ph.D. Courses & Fees 2026

Admission to the Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses at Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Management and Research is based on scores obtained in BMAT or BUMAT exams. The BUMAT exam is for BBA and BCA course. It is a 2.5-hour-long test carrying 200 questions from English, Mathematics and Reasoning areas. Preparations for BUMAT must start ideally months before the date of examination. Candidates must focus on their preparation six to eight months prior to the exam date. This will allow candidates to cover all the topics of the exam, take mock tests and refine their test taking skills. Candidates must download the BUMAT previous year question papers to get familiar with the exam pattern and difficulty level of the question paper.

For Management courses, the university conducts BMAT. The entrance exams will be in a multiple-choice format,  carrying subject-specific questions. The exam will be conducted in both computer-based test mode as well as internet-based test mode or online proctored mode. BMAT syllabus is prescribed by the BVDU. The BMAT syllabus outlines the section-wise topics that candidates need to cover for the exam. Candidates can refer to the BMAT question paper to prepare for the exam.

Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Management and Research offers admission to the Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses on the basis of scores obtained in BMAT or BUMAT exams. The BUMAT exam is for BBA and BCA course. It is a 2.5-hour-long test carrying 200 questions from English, Mathematics and Reasoning areas. For Management courses, the university conducts BMAT. The entrance exams will be in a multiple-choice format,  carrying subject-specific questions. The exam will be conducted in both computer-based test mode as well as internet-based test mode or online proctored mode. There is Law Entrance Test conducted by Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed to be University for LLB and BA LLB courses.

Admisision process is BMAT+GD+PI for MBA programme. A candidate should appear for BMAT exam out 200 marks with no Negative markings. For UG programmes candidates are shortlisted depending upon their 10+2 marks from any recognised board. Once Final List is released Candidates are requested to check their details whether they are selected or not. Once selected a candidate should pay their mentioned fee as a successful completion of their admission.

For regular category students, the BMAT exam is a must, along with GD and PI. Selection is done according to the merit list prepared from the marks they scored in the BMAT exam of 200 marks +GD+PI. Whereas, NRI/Foreign/PIO/OCI/INSTITUTIONAL QUOTA students are selected with a separate merit list prepared depending upon their merit category. The seat intake is 180 for MBA with dual specialisations. The final merit list is a combination of BMAT, GD, and PI scores achieved by the candidate.