Business Management Studies

The highest package offered at SRIHER MBA placements 2023 was INR 70 LPA. This includes international job offers, where some students received compensation between INR 65 LPA and INR 70 LPA.

Comparing SRIHER MBA college with BIHER and VISTAS helps students evaluate differences in MBA fees, academia, and placement support. While SRIHER MBA fees are higher at INR 6 lakh, the institute offers sound infrastructure, global placement opportunities, and industry ready curriculum. BIHER and VISTAS offer more budget friendly options, ranging from INR 2 Lacs to INR 4.20 lakh.

SRIHER offers only an online facility of paying the application fee. MBA application fee 2025 must be paid during the registration process. While the exact amount is reliant on official notification, it is usually announced at the beginning of the admission cycle. Check the official website frquently for any updations on fee details and deadlines. 

Kerala Agricultural University only offers one specialisation in the MBA course, i.e., Agri Business Management. The MBA (Agribusiness Management) programme of KAU is crafted to refashion the DNA of agribusiness in India by meeting the human capital needs of the fast-growing food and agribusiness sector. In this programme, Industrial and farm visits are undertaken to expose the students to real-life situations to unlearn and relearn management lessons.

No, KMAT scores are not compulsory to get admission into the MBA course at KAU, because the university also considers relevant scores from other entrance exams, such as CMAT/ CAT. Therefore, candidates with relevant scores in KMAT can get admission to MBA courses. However, it is not compulsory. Candidates with relevant scores in any of the entrance exams- CMAT/ CAT/ KMAT can get admission to the MBA course.

Yes, you may get into BMS College for MBA if your Karnataka PGCET rank is somewhere from 35,000+. The expected cut-off for the general category in 2025 was somewhere around (360 - 34,957). Your chances will improve if you belong to a reserved category mainly. BMS will take your score from PGCET and KMAT, MAT, and CMAT again if your rank is close to the cut-off or less, it is not a bad chance. You must prepare for the entrance and the counseling process. BMS is a reputed college and its placement is good, you could give it a try.

Yes, you can pursue an MBA with 47% as your graduation, especially if you fall in a reserved category, you will only require 45% as your minimum. Many private colleges will accept below 50%. You can give an entrance exam like MAT, CMAT, ATMA, and even state level like MAH-CET, UPSEE etc. Top colleges like Taxila Business School, JIMS, and Amity would consider your profile if your overall performance in any of the entrance exams is good. So focus on scoring high in entrance, and look for colleges that focus on your overall profile and performance in the interview, not just graduate marks.