Masters' Union: Courses, Fees, Admission 2025, Placements, Cutoff

The cutoff information for MBA at Masters' Union School of Business for the year 2022 was as follows:

Overall CAT percentile: 80%

Work experience: 2 years

Hello Nishar Ahmed, Masters' union for MBA started its operation just a few years back in the year 2020. It began with the full time 16 months course called post graduate programme for technical and business management or PGP TBM. The first set of students have just passed out and there are mixed reactions. Inspite of the stiff tuition fees charged by this institute, students are making a beeline to take admission since placements are phenomenal. This institution claims an average CTC of about INR34 lakhs. Some of the students claim that what has been promised is not being provided like interactions with the chief executives of some companies and the promised learning. However there are equally contrasting reactions of students who claim that they had a great time learning in a totally different way than what is taught in the normal business school across India. There are some reactions which stated that the institution should try to get affiliated with some university so that they can get an official degree. But overall those who have passed out stated on record that they are very happy with the way they learnt business in this Masters union and also the placements that they obtained. 

Best wishes to you.

Masters' Union offers a global learning experience in their UG programmes combining business with technology-focused application. The students learn under the guidance of real-life founders through real-world projects, ensuring students are industry-ready from day one.

Masters Union follows a holistic evaluation approach for admissions and does not have a cut-off for the AI Assessment. The selection process of the college considers a combination of academic and professional experience, communication skills, and other application components.

Masters' Union School of Business for PGP TBM is done on the basis of CAT or MUBAAT score followed by PI. It depends and varies between 78 to 85 percentile in CAT. 89 percentile is a very good score to get admission in Masters Union School of Business. If you donot score well in CAT, then also you can get admission through MUSB college exam which is MU BAAT. This is an internal entrance exam for taking admission in this college. 

The key highlights of PGP TBM placements over the past three years are presented below:

The sector-wise average package offered and offers distribution made during PGP TBM placements 2024 are presented below:

Yes, scholarships are available based on merit and need, with eligibility determined through MUSAT score ( above 35 out of 45) or scores from JEE/ IPMAT/ SAT/ CUET.

PGP-TBM programme at Masters' Union is a full-time 16-month course bridging technology and business management and stressing hands-on, industry-relevant learning through live projects, incubation of startups, and mentorship from top industry leaders.

It dependents on your interests, if you want to do MBA then BMS is helpful for you and if your are planning to do M.Com for you then B.com makes a good starting for you and your career, but the both courses are good. But in Masters' Union School of Business, BMS is the best course. Its fees is 25 lakh rupees but the average package you can get is also above 33 lakhs.

Applicants must have completed Class 12 (or equivalent) and demonstrate strong academic performance, extracurricular achievements, and clear MUSAT/ PI as well. 

Masters' Union School of Business does not require any standardized entrance exam scores for admission to its Post Graduate Programme in Technology and Business Management (PGP-TBM). In order to obtain admission to a PG program, students must take the Masters' Union Business Aptitude and Admission Test (MUBAAT). For admission in PGPTBM admission can be done on the basis of CAT score also else MUBAAT. Also, for B.Com its just the senion secondary 12th marks are considered.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, no student cannot join the Masters' Union directly. I will explain in short subsequently how the admission process takes place. 

   Every student first has to upload his CV or career graph along with co-curricular activities etc. either by following a sample CV available on the website of this Institute or a student can make his own. After having done this and after having paid the registration fee this Institute conducts written test for each and every student on the Sunday after the close of registration date. This examination is called MUBAAT. The institution's admission committee then goes through the response of the students to this test and also the CV which they have uploaded at the time of registration and then shortlists the students. These students are then called for the next round in which they conduct interview, group discussion, essay writing including video essays and then analysis of essays etc. based on this the institute makes a probable list of 60 candidates and then they are offered admission which a student has to take by paying the requisite fees. Some candidates are kept in the reserve but there is no merit list. If any student from the main list does not take admission for any reason then a student who is equivalent to this drop out is called up and offered the seat for admission. This is how the complete admission process is completed and then the 16 months of the course begins. 

Best wishes to you.