Business Management Studies

The MBA course at CT Group of Institutions offers a diversified spectrum of specialisations: Finance, Marketing, and Human Resource Management. All programmes at this institution are so designed as to provide students with the basic knowledge and skills to be helpful in a business environment. This is a two-year postgraduate programme consisting of four semesters. This option of specialisation helps students enhance their knowledge and employability across a wide range of sectors by choosing the speciality most suitable to their career aspirations. Practical exposure has preferably complemented the full-circle curriculum of the programme well.

Admission to MBA at CT Group of Institutions is granted through a selection process that identifies and chooses the most eligible candidates based on proper assessments of their academic qualifications, entrance examination performance, and other credentials. To be eligible to satisfy the basic criterion, candidates should have passed with at least a minimum mark in their academics. Admission is made on a merit basis. Short-listed candidates will have to appear for document verification in the admissions process. Only the most meritorious candidates, based on the marks in the qualifying examination, shall be admitted. Eligible candidates will be issued an official admission letter after depositing the fee for admission. They finally secure their enrollment in the MBA programme. The structured approach will assure fairness and transparency for each individual applicant based on their relative academic merit and performances at the entrance examination or any other criteria.

CT Group of Institutions reserves seats for the MBA programme considering some major aspects. For eligibility, candidates should have a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university with an aggregate of 50% marks. Further, institute-level applicants must possess a valid score in any national-level management entrance test like CAT, MAT, XAT, or CMAT, which is a strong indicator for admission. Work experience is not mandatory, but preference could be given to work experience at the time of selection, and that can be a factor during the seat allotment process. Verification of documents and payment of the admission fee complete the admission process. Ultimately, the decision to allot seats in the MBA programme is mixed through a mosaic of academic qualifications, entrance performance, and any relevant work experience at CT Group of Institutions.