NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology MBA Courses & Fees 2026: Admission Dates & Eligibility

NMIT Banagalore offers three porgrammes at PG level. The admission to 50% of MBA / MCA / M.Tech seats is through a valid score in PGCET and the remaining 50% admissions are done through Management quota. AICTE has approved an additional 15% seats for foreign nationals/PIO/NRI/students whose parents work in Gulf countries over and above the sanctioned intake. Candidates who have passed graduation with 50% and for candidates from Karnataka belonging to SC/ST and category-1 with 45% are eligible to apply for the programme. Candidates who wants to apply must have a valid score in PGCET/ KMAT/ CMAT.

Admission to NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology MBA is on the basis of bachelor's degree obtained with a minimum of 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for candidates from Karnataka belonging to SC/ST and Category-1). Candidates must secure valid scores in NUCAT as it is a primary selection criteria after a successful application process.

The deemed-to-be-university conducts NUCAT for admission to UG and PG programmes. NUCAT is a multiple-choice test of 120 minutes comprising 120 questions. The test is conducted in online mode. The shortlisted candidates are further required to appear for the counselling and document verification process. Final seats are allotted on the basis of entrance exam rank.

Greetings,

No, you are not eligible for direct admission to NITTE Meenakshi Institute of Technology's MBA programme (NMIT). For its MBA program, NMIT has a rigorous entrance-based admissions procedure.

This is an overview:

admission Exams: To be eligible to apply, you must take one of the following national admission exams and receive a valid score:
XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test), MAT (Management Aptitude Test), and CAT (Common Admission Test)
Procedure for Selection: Your performance in the group discussion (GD) and personal interview (PI) phases, prior academic standing, work experience (if any), and admission exam score are all taken into consideration when shortlisting candidates.

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