College of Management

Yes, after the completion of a BCom from MIT College of Management, graduates can apply for various government jobs. Students tend to seek employment in public administration, teaching, and social services. They can apply for competitive exams such as UPSC, SSC, and State Public Service Commissions for the positions of IAS, IPS, or other government departments. Besides, there are opportunities in banking, railways, and other PSUs, where a BCom degree is a qualifying criteria. Aspitants with an appropriate preparation and focus, they can easily get employment in the government sector.

Yes, MIT College of Management (MIT CoM) imposes other fees for the BCom programme along with the tuition fees. The other fee for the BCom programme is INR 1.52 lakh, and that will be covered in the overall fee structure, which includes tuition fees and other expenses. Candidates can see the fee structure for the MIT CoM BCom course below:

Yes, candidates can get admission to the MIT College of Management BCom course without CUET. The selection of the candidates is based on their performance in the last qualifying exam. As per the eligibility criteria, the students must have completed their Class 12 in any stream from a recognised board with an aggregate of 50%.

Admission to the BCom course is based on merit in the last qualifying exam. Besides,  Aspirants must pass Class 12 or an equivalent exam with at least 50% aggregate to apply for the BCom course at MIT College of Management. After completion of the selection rounds, the college releases the merit list. Further, the shortlisted candidates are called for verification of the documents. Aspirants need to pay the course fee to confirm their seat. 

MIT College of Management offers a general BBA course and around 9 specialisations. The names of the offered specialisations are-  Digital Marketing, Finance Technology, Business Analytics, Global, IB, Applied Data Science, Business Management, Event Management, etc. Moreover, to get admission into any of the BBA courses, the eligibility requirements and admission process are the same, which include qualifying for basic eligibility criteria, securing valid scores in the entrance exam, and a decent performance in GD & PI.

The eligibility requirement to get admission into BBA at MIT College of Management is that candidates must complete their Class 12 with a minimum aggregate of 50% and must have secured a valid score in either MAH-BBA - CET or PERA CET, followed by a GD and PI.
To get admission into BBA at ACSC, candidates must have secured a minimum aggregate of 40% in their higher senior secondary, and the college accepts relevant scores of MAH BBA CET for admission to BBA. Thus, the difference in the admission process in both colleges is the type of entrance exam accepted and a slight variation in basic eligibility requirements.