Colleges in Bhubaneswar

Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology offers an MBA via its School of Management (KSOM). The KSOM MBA fees 2026 are INR 18,00,620. The fee includes Tuition Fee, Admission & Administration Fee, AC Hostel Fee, Mess Fee, Laundry Fee, Development Fee, Book & Materials and Laptop.

Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology offers an MBA course via its School of Management (KSOM). It offers MBA specialisations in Human Resource Management, Marketing Management, Financial Management, Operations & Supply Chain Management and Business Analytics.

Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology offers a two-year-full-time MBA programme via KIIT School of Management (KSOM). Admission to the MBA course is completely entrance-based and depends on a valid score in the KIITEE Management Entrance Test 2026,  followed by GD & PI. The school also accepts valid scores of several national-level management entrance exams, such as CAT/XAT/ MAT.

Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology has a seat reservation policy for BTech admission 2026. Check out the table below for details. 

Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology has a seat reservation policy for BTech admission 2026. Check out the table below for details. 

 The current status of ICAR accreditation for SOA University is already approved and active.

Yes, Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology offers separate hostels for boys and girls. It has 20 hostels for boys and 11 hostels for girls, with an accommodation capacity of 10180 and 5648 students, respectively. Other facilities available are as follows: 

•  Hygienic Kitchen & Dining Hall
• Round-the-clock Internet and Intranet Facility
• 24-hour Reading Room Facility
• Facility for all types of indoor and outdoor games
• Flooring with marble tiles
• Good quality food

If you belong to the General AI category, the KIIT University NEET SS cutoff 2025 ranged between 888 and 4198 for admission to the DM and M.Ch courses. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the Round 1 closing ranks. 

On-campus hostel rooms at KIIT and SOA typically cost INR 40,000-90,000 a year, including meals in most cases. Private PGs near these campuses range from INR 6,000-10,000 a month, depending on sharing and facilities. On-campus hostels are usually the safer and more convenient option for first-year students. Book early since good hostel seats fill up fast.

Yes, Bhubaneswar has a wide mix of colleges, so there is something for almost every score range. Private universities like KIIT, SOA, and CUTM take students across a broad range of entrance ranks and marks. Government colleges are more competitive but still leave room based on category and quota. Focus on your branch and college reputation, not just the cut-off number.