Apoorva Institute of Management and Sciences

TSICET result 2025 will be out on 7 july 2025. The TSICET result declared in online mode, once declared the results students download their scorecard form offical website by using registration number, hall ticket number and date of birth 

MBA/PGDM at Apoorva Institute of Management and Sciences costs around INR 54,000 for the full two-year course (roughly INR 27,000 per year). You can pay it in installments. It's affordable compared to other private B-colleges. It is a good option if you're looking for a low cost MBA without compromising with academics.

Apoorva institute is well known for its experienced faculty members .Most profs have around 5–25 years of serving experience. Students often mention they're helpful, knowledgeable, and really accessible . Teaching vibe is good—lots of case studies, real-world stuff. You'll get professors who actually teach and care, not just push slides.

Thier alumni land jobs at companies like TCS, HDFC Bank, Tech Mahindra, ICICI Bank, Genpact, Bajaj Allianz, Karvy, Apollo, Jio, and even Samsung R&D and Linpack Tech. Most go into core finance, IT services, or BPO roles. If you join, expect similar placements—nothing flashy, but steady. And the rest is based on networking well.

You have to apply by filling the online form, usually after TS? ICET or CAT/MAT/CMAT scores are out. Upload your degree mark sheet (50%+), entrance score, and photo. Once you apply, they shortlist based on your profile, then call you for SOP, GD, and PI rounds. If you clear those, you pay the fees, submit documents—and that's it.

Candidates can join Apoorva Institute by applying through TS ICET or other accepted entrance exams like CAT, MAT, etc. You just need 50% or above in your graduation. After applying, there's usually a round of SOP, GD, and PI. If you clear that, pay the fees, submit your documents and you are good to go. 

If you've got 50%+ in your graduation and a valid TS ICET or other MBA entrance score, you're good to go. Just apply online, and if shortlisted, you'll go through SOP, extempore, GD, and PI rounds. Once selected, pay the fee and submit your docs. That's it—you're officially in. Simple process, nothing too complicated.

Yes, they do have scholarships, mostly based on merit and income. If your academics are good or your family's annual income falls under given criteria, you'll get fee concessions—some of it comes from the college, some through government schemes. Just make sure you've got your income certificates and mark sheets ready during admission or counseling.

They've got a decent bunch of activities going on—like cultural fests, seminars, debates, management games, and soft skill workshops. There are clubs for things like public speaking, business quizzes, and entrepreneurship too. It's not super hyped like big private colleges, but if you're someone who wants to stay active beyond academics, you'll get chances to participate. Most events are student-led, so if you're a bit involved, you'll find space to grow outside classroom stuff as well.

Placements are decent, not great. Around 65–70% get placed—mostly in companies like TCS, Wipro, HDFC, Genpact, that type. Avg package's ~INR 4 LPA, the highest goes till 6–6.5 LPA. Internships happen but not guaranteed, maybe 30–40% get one. If you're consistent and okay with mid-tier roles, it's fine. Good for stability, but if you're aiming big, keep other colleges in your backup list too.