Colleges in Karnataka

Presidency College follows a placement process for its MBA students, which usually starts in April-May, enabling students to concentrate on their final examinations before they get involved in placements. This helps in implementing a "One Student One Job" policy, which includes career preparation and offers "Dream Company" options too.

Employability Enhancement Programme help students gain required technical and soft skill necessary for placement. The three pillarsof this programme are soft-skill training, certification courses and preparation for placement. Thrugh mock interviews and group discussions, students develop the required skills. 

Apart from NIRF, Presidency College's MBA course has achieved recognition from other top-ranked institutions. 

Outlook-ICARE:

• Ranked 47th in India for MBA in 2026.

• Ranked 55th for MBA in 2025.

• Ranked 61st for MBA in 2024.

The Times of India (TOI):

• Ranked 24th in India for MBA in 2025.

IIRF (Indian Institutional Ranking Framework):

• Ranked 59th for MBA in 2025.

• Ranked 57th for MBA in 2024.

Presidency College, Bangalore secured a place in the #151-200 rank band in the Management category by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2025 for its MBA program. The achievement shows that institute regularly maintain high academic standards. The institute gives opportunities to develop their professional skills with qualified teachers and modern facilities.

In addition to the INR 8.55 Lacs total cost, prepare for these additional charges:
One-Time Fees: You must pay one-time Eligibility Fees (typically INR 10,000–15,000 for non-Karnataka students), Registration Fees, and Admission Fees.
Examination Fees are charged separately per semester.
A non-refundable application fee of INR 750 is required during the initial application. 
 

Presidency College offers flexible payment options to help families manage the MBA course costs more easily. Students can typically pay their Presidency College MBA fees through online modes like net banking and credit cards or via offline methods like demand drafts. The total fee is usually divided into semester-wise installments.

The majority of seats at Presidency College for an MBA course are offered based on entrance exam scores from exams like KMAT or Karnataka PGCET. The scores of national-level exams like CAT, MAT, or CMAT are also considered for admission to Presidency College's MBA course. Scoring high in entrance exams is a must to get a merit seat in the Presidency College MBA.

Yes, the Presidency College MBA curriculum is regularly updated. MBA specializations in Digital Marketing, Fintech, and Data Analytics are available. By integrating these tech-focused modules, the Presidency College MBA prepares graduates to lead in the digital-first economy and handle the problems of modern day businesses.

The first year of the Presidency College MBA focuses on building a strong foundation in all major functional areas of management. Students study core subjects such as Management and Organizational Behavior, Marketing Management, and Financial Accounting. These fundamental topics provide the necessary base for MBA students before they learn about specialised topics in the second year.