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The MAT 2026 PBT mode registration deadline for admission to the MBA course has passed. For the PBT mode, the exam will be held on May 31, 2026. Further, for the CBT mode, the registration window is open till Jun 8, 2026, for the exam scheduled for Jun 14, 2026.
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- The CMAT 2026 result has been declared for admission to the MBA/PGDM/MMS courses. Students can download their scorecards by logging into the official website.
- The CAT 2026 registration is expected to start in the Aug, 2026 for admission to the MBA course.
- The XAT 2026 result is out for admission to the MBA/PGDM courses. Students need to log in to the official XAT portal to access and download their scorecard.
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| Course | Total tuition fees |
|---|---|
MBA/PGDM (1 Courses) | ₹ 10.18 LGet Fee Details |
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TSBMBA/PGDM fee details 2026
| Fee components | Amount (for 2 years) |
|---|---|
The fees might include components other than tuition fees. | ₹ 10.18 L |
The mentioned total Hostel fees for Double and Triple Seater Room.
Meal Plan is included in the mentioned fee.
Hostel fee mentioned above is for cheapest option available. For other options available, The mentioned total Hostel fees for Double and Triple Seater Room.
Meal Plan is included in the mentioned fee.
Hostel fee mentioned above is for cheapest option available. For other options available, please refer to fee pdf. | ₹ 4.83 L |
One-time payment includes Registration and Caution Deposit. | ₹ 25 K |
₹ 15.26 L |
These are estimated fees information. Actual values may differ.
TSBMBA/PGDM Fees Comparison
| Colleges | Tuition Fees | Hostel Fees |
|---|---|---|
| 10.18 L | 4.83 L | |
| 10.5 L | 3.75 L | |
| 11.8 L | 4.86 L | |
| 9.3 L - 9.5 L | 2.15 L - 2.75 L | |
| 8.95 L | -/- |
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Scholarships for Local Region Students
For the benefit of students from nearby villages Dehmi Kalan, Thikaria, Sanjharia, Begas and Dehmi Khurd and promote education amongst them. 2 scholarships for each village (Dehmi Kalan, Thikariya, Sanjhariya, Begas and Dehmi Khurd) for each Non-Engineering De
For the benefit of students from nearby villages Dehmi Kalan, Thikaria, Sanjharia, Begas and Dehmi Khurd and promote education amongst them. 2 scholarships for each village (Dehmi Kalan, Thikariya, Sanjhariya, Begas and Dehmi Khurd) for each Non-Engineering De
Scholarships for Local Region Students
For the benefit of students from nearby villages Dehmi Kalan, Thikaria, Sanjharia, Begas and Dehmi Khurd and promote education amongst them. 2 scholarships for each village (Dehmi Kalan, Thikariya, Sanjhariya, Begas and Dehmi Khurd) for each Non-Engineering Departmental Programme. (All the Hons programs and pass program of same domain would be considered as a single entity for the purpose of scholarship and preference in admissions, ex. B Com (Hons) and B
For the benefit of students from nearby villages Dehmi Kalan, Thikaria, Sanjharia, Begas and Dehmi Khurd and promote education amongst them. 2 scholarships for each village (Dehmi Kalan, Thikariya, Sanjhariya, Begas and Dehmi Khurd) for each Non-Engineering Departmental Programme. (All the Hons programs and pass program of same domain would be considered as a single entity for the purpose of scholarship and preference in admissions, ex. B Com (Hons) and B
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TMA Pai Merit Scholarships
i. One Scholarship in each stream of engineering and one in each non-engineering program, with 100% waiver on annual tuition fee, will be given to the student with the highest aggregate marks in excess of 90%, in the qualifying exam.
ii. One Scholarship in each stream of
i. One Scholarship in each stream of engineering and one in each non-engineering program, with 100% waiver on annual tuition fee, will be given to the student with the highest aggregate marks in excess of 90%, in the qualifying exam.
ii. One Scholarship in each stream of
TMA Pai Merit Scholarships
i. One Scholarship in each stream of engineering and one in each non-engineering program, with 100% waiver on annual tuition fee, will be given to the student with the highest aggregate marks in excess of 90%, in the qualifying exam.
ii. One Scholarship in each stream of engineering and one in each non-engineering program, with 50% waiver on annual tuition fee, will be given to the student with the highest aggregate marks in excess of 80%, in the qualifying exam.
iii. One Scholarship in each stream of engineering and one in each non-engineering program, with 25% waiver on annual tuition fee, will be given to students with the highest aggregate marks in excess of 75%, in the qualifying exam.
iv. To continue to get the scholarships, the students should maintain a CGPA of 8.0 or above every academic year, separately, failing which the scholarship for next academic year would be withdrawn.
For more details click on below mentioned link - https://jaipur.manipal.edu/muj/admission/indian-students/scholarships.html
i. One Scholarship in each stream of engineering and one in each non-engineering program, with 100% waiver on annual tuition fee, will be given to the student with the highest aggregate marks in excess of 90%, in the qualifying exam.
ii. One Scholarship in each stream of engineering and one in each non-engineering program, with 50% waiver on annual tuition fee, will be given to the student with the highest aggregate marks in excess of 80%, in the qualifying exam.
iii. One Scholarship in each stream of engineering and one in each non-engineering program, with 25% waiver on annual tuition fee, will be given to students with the highest aggregate marks in excess of 75%, in the qualifying exam.
iv. To continue to get the scholarships, the students should maintain a CGPA of 8.0 or above every academic year, separately, failing which the scholarship for next academic year would be withdrawn.
For more details click on below mentioned link - https://jaipur.manipal.edu/muj/admission/indian-students/scholarships.html
K S Sanjay Chandra Sikakollu 
Master of Business Administration (MBA) - Batch of 2021
4.2
2Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
Great college to study, learn and excel.
Placements: I belong to 2019-21 Batch. 40% of my batch are looking for jobs as of Feb 2022 (I. e. 8 months after graduation). Most of the roles offered through campus placements are very basic ones. Many companies which came to hire MBA students have also hired B.Tech students with 1-2 Lacs package difference (annual package). This is because many companies which came to hire belong to ed-tech category which hire Business Development profiles. A Bank has hired 15 students at 3.5 LPA package (in-hand salary per month comes to around 25k with bonus at the year end). A HR company hired a person at 7.5 L package and she quit her job within 2 months due to toxic work culture. Two companies came to hire but it turns out they were not regularly paying salaries to their employees. When a student complained about this, placement cell told the student that "it is student responsibility" to do research. I worked as a student placement coordinator and haven't heard of 70% of the company names which came for final campus placements. Around 5 students got very good jobs but 4 of them got jobs through off-campus on their own (I am one of them). The best campus placement was offered by KPMG (Big 4) where they hired a student from our batch and it was great role/decent package for which they hired. I felt very happy to see a Big 4 company coming to the campus and hiring. Placement training was quite disappointing. Less than 10 sessions were hosted. No mock interviews, no proctored aptitude tests, no final placement resume prep guidance etc. Internships were quite good. One student got internship at Reserve Bank of India, I & a batchmates of mine got internship at IIFCL (Central government. PSU). Many decent companies came for internships. University has put great good efforts to bring good internships. Our juniors got internships at RBI TATA Steel etc. When we got these great internship opportunities, all of us were quite happy and had great expectations for final placements. However, all our batch members (except the guy who got hired by KPMG) were very disappointed with quality and quantity of companies which came to hire. This is how I would rate the opportunities in terms of various profiles -
Sales - 9/10
Marketing - 4/10
General Finance - 3/10
Core Finance - 0/10
HR - 3/10.
Infrastructure: Everything about the hostel is awesome. Hands-down the best campus I have ever seen and lived. I am a proactive person who loves to participate in various competitions. I visited 50+ college campuses across India but have never seen the vibe which I could get at Manipal University Jaipur campus. Just amazing. There is always one event (or) the other event which goes on. College is very supportive about students when it comes to extra curricular activities. I got sponsored by college to participate in various events. Faculty always encourage students to do well in life. Infrastructure and the vibe of the campus is simply great. All facilities are available. One of my favorite places of the campus is library. Such a nice place to go. The head librarian Mr. Shivraj is very supportive and coincidentally, he was also the chief librarian when I was doing engineering in another college. Sports, games, medical facilities, play grounds etc. Are all available to students. Hostel students can take maximum advantage compared to day scholars. There are Restaurants, Supermarkets, Salon, Laundry, Stationary etc. Within hostel. Lots of food outlets present. My favorite ones are Dominoes and Dev Sweets. I never miss out on these two places. Unfortunately our campus life came to an end due to pandemic and lockdown in 2020. After that, we never went back to the campus. I badly miss it! All our memories were short lived.
Faculty: I would rate course curriculum to be 3.5 out of 5. All the courses come with very strong fundamentals. In terms of basics, you won't find any course anywhere which can cover more than what you learn here. What's missing in the course structure are industry standard tools. Today as an MBA student, one needs to know at least few tools to get opportunities at Start-ups, MNCs, MSMEs etc. Tools like Excel, PowerPoint, Power BI, Tableau, SQL, Python etc. Due to lack of tools in the curriculum, it is quite difficult to get any jobs for freshers. No serious placement training is another disadvantage. I learnt most of the above tools with online courses and they helped me to get decent opportunities in finance domain via off-campus. Faculty members are quite supportive. My favorite faculty is Dr. Anirvinna, our economics professor. I love all the courses taught by him as he blends Current Affairs into regular courses. He teaches with interest and passion. I followed all of his suggestions throughout my MBA which helped me in many ways. One of the reasons why I am doing well after MBA is because of him. I am forever thankful to him. My favorite courses are finance-Tech and Information Systems taught by our dean sir Dr. Sudhendar Hanumantha Rao. He blends Current Affairs within the course and provides amazing insights. I used to look forward to each and every class of his. The way he explains things is simply brilliant and awesome. Such an amazing person. He offered me help several times to get better opportunities for career.
Other: I chose to do MBA because it would add value to my profile. I am very thankful to the university for providing me merit scholarship. Personally, I am very happy with the university in all aspects (I am happy because I got very good opportunities off-campus and reached my end goals). If industry standard tools are part of curriculum, then the coursework will become strong and makes students more employable.
Reviewed on 18 Feb 2022Read More
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Kanika lalwani
Master of Business Administration (MBA) - Batch of 2021
4.2
3Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
I am completely satisfied with college infrastructure and rechecking along with extra curricular act
Placements: More than 50% students have been placed. The highest salary is 12 Lacs the lowest salary is 3.5 Lacs. Top recruitment companies jaro, zycus, xtramarks. 4. Roles offered are sales, business development associate. Internships got cancelled due to covid. Apart from this one student got selected in RBI for internship.
Infrastructure: We have everything in our campus including Wi-Fi, library, fully furnished classroom. Everything was excellent in hostel including Wi-Fi, food, mess and also we had many outlets for food. Also, we have a library in our hostel and also laundry and medical facility.
Faculty: The teachers are very helpful and supportive. Teaching quality is excellent. Here teacher always make sure that students understand everything. The course is relevant and it makes the students ready for industry. We also have training and placement session as well.
Reviewed on 7 Dec 2020Read More
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Ajay Dusad
Master of Business Administration (MBA) - Batch of 2021
5.0
5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
I am totally satisfied with the college, and it provides the best opportunities.
Placements: About 90% of the students from our course got placed. Companies visit our college for placements are the best. The college provides great internships, and they promote each student. It has a great examination system. It provides the best opportunities for students. It has a different cell for placements which takes care of the placement committee.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure of our college is the best in all over Rajasthan. The college has a huge campus. The library has all the books you need. Classrooms facility is awesome. Labs are very well defined. There are different sections for the different interest of people. Quality of the food served is the best.
Faculty: Every faculty member in our college is awesome. It provides excellent teachers who not only give theoretical knowledge but also provide us with practical knowledge. The course curriculum is relevant. Every teacher helps the students to get the best knowledge.
Other: Everything in our college is excellent.
Reviewed on 16 Mar 2020Read More
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Nikhil Lalwani
Master of Business Administration (MBA) - Batch of 2020
3.4
3Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Absolutely dissatisfied because very few companies came for recruitment in finance.
Placements: There were almost 70% of the students been placed in our college and the average salary offered was of 8.5 lacs and the highest was of 13 lacs and the roles that were offered in finance was of the financial analyst, financial advisory, merchant banker etc.
Infrastructure: There is various infrastructure available like library classrooms AC and there is the free Wi-Fi provided by the college and the same kind of facilities are available in the hostel also, as they are really providing good food and there is a common room for boys and girls separately.
Faculty: The teachers were qualified and certified but some of the teachers have good knowledge but they are not able to clear doubts. The course curriculum is designed in such a way that will help the students both internally and externally in preparing for the corporate sector.
Other: I am doing MBA in finance and I chose this course because I had the area of interest in gaining practical knowledge and I also wanted to gain knowledge about the stock market. There are some of the teachings aids which can be improved otherwise the study was good.
Reviewed on 28 Nov 2019Read More
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Shreya Goyal
Master of Business Administration (MBA) - Batch of 2021
4.0
3Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
I think this is value for money because it cost 8,00,000 and we got average placement of 6,00,000.
Placements: 50% of students were placed. Near about 13 Lacs was the highest, 5 Lacs was the lowest & 6 Lacs was the average placement record currently TSB have. Companies like ICICI bank, BYJU's come for placement. Almost all students got an internship. They can sit for more than 1 company for placement after selecting.
Infrastructure: We have different Labs for every course. We have a Library, free Wi-Fi. Classrooms are very big. Everything is available in the campus. Quality of food is well. Guest lectures are there. The student exchange programme is there. Good infrastructure. All the amenities are there.
Faculty: Teachers are very good. They are qualified and very helpful. They give many opportunities. Different clubs are there. Proper management is there. This course helps in improving communication skills, presentation skills, how to behave professionally. It helps us to be aware of what's going on in the industry.
Reviewed on 28 Nov 2019Read More
(1) 1 person found this helpfulRM
Rishabh kumar Mishra
Master of Business Administration (MBA) - Batch of 2021
4.2
4Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Overall college is good and facility is good.
Placements: 1-90% student placed from MBA
2-the highest 12lakh and average 6lakh and lower 3lakh
3-top recruiting company name is ICICI bank and BYJU'S and Decathlon
4-marketing role sale role and manager role are offered.
5-above 90% of students do internships from ICICI bank, Basis bank, Godrej.
Infrastructure: 1- college infrastructure is too much good and many types of facilities
are Provided like medical, and clubs activities for marketing, finance, and HR
2-Wi-Fi works, good labs, and classroom is clean. In the library,, every book is available and peaceful environment is there.
Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. They give extra efforts to study and give extra time for students. Teachers have more knowledge about subjects. And teaching quality is very good. teachers are friendly with students. Yes, students are made industry-ready.
Other: I want to do MBA because I have to work in corporate sectors
And one important thing that MBA graduate knows about the business sector and can achieve a lot. He has no limits in gaining knowledge and success.
Reviewed on 25 Nov 2019Read More
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With an NMAT score of 209 (QA: 62, LR: 63, English: 84), here's how your chances look:
NMIMS (Mumbai & Other Campuses)
- NMIMS Mumbai (Flagship MBA):
- Typical cutoff is 235–250+.
- At 209, admission to Mumbai campus is unlikely.
- NMIMS Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Navi Mumbai, Indore, Dhule:
- Cutoffs are lower (200–21
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Sidhartha Singh
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 12 months ago
After the release of CAT result. TAPMI will conduct admission through counselling rounds. Candidates willing to opt for PGDM course must get ready for the admission process at TAPMI. Admission at TAPMI consist of several stages wherein it first release its cutoffs for the MBA courses. After that, st
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Tanisha Jain
Contributor-Level 7
Answered 2 years ago
The TAPMI MBA fees range between INR 16 Lacs to INR 17.34 lakhs, for a course duration of two years, as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is, however, subject to changes and hence, is indicative. This amount comprises just the tuition fees for two years. Other fees such as security depos
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Shailja Rawat
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 6 years ago
You can approach the college, if they don't accept CMAT score they will take an internal exam of own for evaluation purpose and admission. Followed by an interview.
Kapil Agarwal
Beginner-Level 2
Answered 6 years ago
Hello,
The rankings of colleges is as follows:
1) K. J. Somaiya
2) GIM
3) TAPMI or BIMTECH
4) LBSIM
K. J. Somaiya and GIM are more or less equal in terms of placement. Thank you.
Konatham Abhishek
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I scored 209 in NMAT (QA: 62, LR: 63, English: 84). Do I have a chance of getting into NMIMS, and should I apply to TAPMI and KJ Somaiya?