MBA in Construction Management Colleges in India - Course Fee, Admission, Cut Off, Placements

No, SAGE University, Indore MBA course is not open for direct admission. Candidates who want to apply for MBA course must appear in SEE during admission process to qualify. Selection of candidates will be based on this exam's score.

Aspirants must pass bachelor's degree of 3/4 years with at least 60% aggregate (55% aggregate for reserved category candidates of Maharashtra) to apply for MBA at MIT-WPU, Pune. 

Candidates must pass graduation in Civil Engineering/ Construction Engineering/ Infrastructure Engineering/ Environmental Engineering/ Architecture or Allied branches with at least 55% aggregate (50% aggregate for reserved category candidates from Maharashtra) for MBA in Construction Management.

NICMAR University, Pune offers Degree and Diploma courses including 2 UG and 10 PG courses. These programs are offerred in Full Time mode. NICMAR University, Pune has specializations such as MBA/PGDM specializations in Entrepreneurship, Family Business, Project Management, Infrastructure, B.Tech specializations in Civil Engineering.

RICS School of Built Environment doesn't publicly announce cut-off information for their MBA programme in advance. The cut-offs are typically determined after the application deadline is met and all further registrations are closed.

Moreover, the average cut-off for RICS is around 75 percent, and for MAT it is a little lower which is around 70 percent. 

So plan your score accordingly.

VNIT Nagpur is not that costly. The course fee for Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology's flagship BTech programme is around INR 5 lakh. The course fees for MTech and BArch at the institute are around INR 1.4 lakh and INR 6.3 lakh, respectively. Overall, the institute is considered relatively affordable for all courses.