MET Asian Management Development Centre Bandra West Mumbai Answered Questions

The admission criteria for Post Graduate Programme in Empowered Management and Business Administration (PGP EMBA) at MET Asian Management Development Centre for reserved category students is as follows:- Eligibility: A graduate in any discipline from a recognised university. Those who are appearing for the final examination can also apply.- Selection: Candidates will be selected on the basis of MET Multiple choice Test to judge General Knowledge, English, Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Aptitude + GD + PI or scores of MH-CET, CMAT, XAT, CAT, ATMA, GMAT, NMAT, MAT, SNAP + GD + PI.

The admission criteria for Post Graduate Programme in Empowered Management and Business Administration (PGP EMBA) at MET Asian Management Development Centre are:Eligibility: A graduate in any discipline from a recognised university. Those who are appearing for the final examination can also apply.Selection: Candidates applying for this programme will be selected on the basis of:* CATEGORY 1: MET Multiple choice Test to judge General Knowledge, English, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude + GD +PIOR* CATEGORY 2: MH - CET, CMAT, XMAT, CAT, ATMA, GMAT, NMAT, MAT, SNAP + GD +PI Fees: Total fees of Rs. 4,37,500 (Rupees four lacs thirty-seven thousand and five hundred only, inclusive of 18% GST) for the first year.

Yes, there are entrance exams required for admission to Post Graduate Programme in Empowered Management and Business Administration (PGP EMBA) at MET Asian Management Development Centre. The candidates can be selected based on either of two categories: 1. MET Multiple choice Test to judge General Knowledge, English, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Aptitude + GD +PIOR2. MH - CET, CMAT, XMAT, CAT, ATMA, GMAT, NMAT, MAT, SNAP + GD +PI

To get admission to Post Graduate Programme in Empowered Management and Business Administration (PGP EMBA) at MET Asian Management Development Centre, candidates must meet the eligibility criteria of being a graduate in any discipline from a recognised university. Those in their final examination can also apply, but they must produce documentary evidence of having passed the examination before the commencement of the programme. The selection process involves:- CATEGORY 1: MET Multiple choice Test to judge General Knowledge, English, Logical Reasoning, and Quantitative Aptitude + Group Discussion (GD) + Personal Interview (PI)- CATEGORY 2: Scores from exams like MH-CET, CMAT, XAT, CAT, ATMA, GMAT, NMAT, MAT, SNAP + GD + PIOnce selected, students have to pay total fees of Rs. 4,37,500 (inclusive of 18% GST) for the first year at the time of admission. The programme includes specializations in Marketing, Finance, and HR, with a curriculum designed for the new world, beyond the regular MBA syllabus, and includes hands-on and application orientation, entrepreneurial aspirations, and placement assistance and training.

Yes, direct admission is possible for the MET Asian Management Development Centre Post Graduate Programme in Empowered Management and Business Administration (PGP EMBA) programme. The admission is based on the candidate's performance in the MET Multiple choice Test, GD, and PI, or through other management exams like MH-CET, CMAT, XAT, CAT, ATMA, GMAT, NMAT, MAT, and SNAP, followed by GD and PI.

A bachelor's degree with at least 50% (45% for reserved categories) from an accredited university is required for admission to the MET Asian Management Development Centre (AMDC) Post Graduate Programme in Executive Management Business Analytics (PGP EMBA-BA). Although they must provide confirmation of passing before the programme begins.  Final-year students are welcome to apply. Microsoft Office proficiency is required. A multiple-choice exam measuring general knowledge, English logical reasoning, and numeric ability is part of the selection process. Group discussions in-person interviews assessments of academic performance and an overall evaluation follow.

As of April 2025, MET Asian Management Development Centre (MET AMDC) has not officially published fixed cutoff scores for its Post Graduate Programme in Empowered Management & Business Administration (PGP EMBA). However, based on available information, the general cutoff score ranges for various entrance exams are as follows:CAT: 60–80 percentile XAT: 60–80 percentile GMAT: 500–650 MAT: 600–800 These ranges are indicative and can vary annually depending on factors such as applicant pool, academic performance, work experience, and extracurricular activities. For the most accurate I will recommend you to visit their official website.

The intake capacity for the PGP EMBA (Business Analytics) programme at MET AMDC is not public.However, similar programs at MET admit 60-120 students for each batch, depending upon the infrastructure and faculty available plus the industry requirements. The cohort size sustains personalized attention while ensuring diversity that mostly includes working professionals who have about 2 to 5 years of experience. Accurate counts weigh on the number of applicants obtained annually as well as their quality, hence could possibly extend in exceptional courses of demand. Expect around 80-100 seats by March 2025, though firm confirmation from the admissions office of MET would provide accuracy for 2025 intake.

To apply for various courses at MET Asian Management Development Centre, students need to first of all appear for entrance exams like MAT, CAT, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT, etc. Students qualifying for any one of these exams will be only eligible to apply at this institute. Students can register for these exams from the official website of the authorities. After appearing in these exams, students need to apply for courses from the official website for this institute. The institute will shortlist students based on their entrance exam marks, and a cutoff will be prepared. The students who qualify under the cutoff will be given admission after all formalities.

Nothing is very simple to gain admission in MET AMDC, or probably MET's Advanced Management Development Center; yet, much preparation would be required. The essential consideration to get into the competition for admission to MET is a graduation degree, with a percentage of 50, and a valid score in CAT/MAT/MET tests.Entrance score, group discussion, and personal interview became the assessment criteria for analytical and communication skills. The cut-off changes every year; generally, CAT percentiles of 70 to 80 should be sufficient for open candidates and lower for reserved candidates. So the competition is moderate but not on score alone; perhaps more the representational aspect on the part of the candidate in the course. The last date for applying is generally around mid-year, and applying earlier is always better.