Bangalore

After completing degree from one of the best MBA Colleges in India, students are open to multiple opportunities. An MBA graduate gets jobs which include team lead and managerial responsibility of the department. Given below are some of the popular job options after MBA and their corresponding salaries:

*The salary data has been obtained from Payscale.com

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In the field of Management, RCM Bangalore offers an MBA and a PGDM programme. The total seat intake for MBA and PGDM courses is 300. Find below RCM Bangalore MBA seat intake breakdown:

NOTE: It must be noted that the mentioned seat intake is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

The highest package is not specified for MBA course. As per the latest report, the highest package offered during the 2023 placement session was INR 44 LPA. The same is tabulated below:

The three-year closing ranks of Karnataka PGCET for MBA course of RCM Bangalore. The ranks show a fluctuating trend. The rank was 19549 which increased to 25868 in 2021 and then decreased to 22278 in 2020. Karnataka PGCET is one of the accepted entrance exam for admission to MBA course. 

Check below the Karnataka PGCET cutoff for RCM Bangalore MBA:

Check below the weightage for RCM Bangalore MBA selection criteria:

RCM Bangalore accepts RMAT for shortlisting candidates for MBA admission. Apart from RMAT, the institute also accepts national-level entrance exams like CAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, Karnataka PGCET, etc. for RCM Bangalore admission. The shortlisted candidates are further called for group discussion and personal interview. RCM will also consider the academic qualification of the candidates for final selection.

A pass in graduation from any stream with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for SC/ ST/ OBC) from a recognised board is required to apply for RCM Bangalore MBA and PGDM courses. Candidates need to hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at later stages of admission.