Harsha Institutions

Admissions into the Harsha Institutions MBA courses require candidates to register themselves for the Karnataka PGCET entrance examination. After a candidate has done so, they need appear for the said exam and clear it with an appropriate rank. Once the candidates have cleared the exam, they are required to register themselves on the official website of Harsha Institutions and fill the MBA admission form. After that, the candidate is required to follow the instructions provided if their application is accepted.

The admission fee for the MBA courses offered by Harsha Institutions is currently unknown. Admission fees for MBA courses typically includes the first instalment of the tuition fee charged by an institute. The total tuition fee at Harsha Institutions is around INR 4.95 Lacs - 5.7 lakh. Hence, candidates can expect to pay a portion of the aforementioned tuition fee as their admission fees.

No, candidates who are starting the Harsha Institutions MBA application process cannot complete in offline mode. It is because one step of the Harsha Institutions MBA admission process involves the registration of a candidate for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam. The registrations for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam can only be accepted in the prescribed form as provided in the announement circular.

No, Harsha Institutions has not revealed the admission dates for its MBA program. However, the Harsha Institutions MBA course admissions follow the same timeline as the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam. The dates for the Karnataka PGCET exam have been announced at this point. Candidates can visit the official portal of the Karnataka PGCET exam to learn all the important dates related to the exam. 

Candidates who managed to appear for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam 2025 can stil apply for MBA admissions at Harsha Institutions. However, candidates who failed to register for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam 2025 can no longer do so as the registration for the exam have been closed. The Karnataka PGCET registrations for the year 2025 were closed on 19th May 2025.

The registrations for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exams will open on 25th April 2025. Candidates can register themselves for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam till 19th May 2025. Candidates who are ble to register within this period will be able to receive the admit card for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam, scheduled on the 22nd June 2025. Candidates can visit the official portal of Karnataka PGCET to confirm the exam dates.

No, candidates are not required to possess a Bachelors degree in business to be able to gain admissions into MBA courses at Harsha Institutions. All candidates who manage to clear an undergraduate programme with a minimum aggregate of 50% should be able to apply for MBA admissions at Harsha Institutions. As long as the degree is offered by a UGC recognised institute, the candidate is eligible to apply for admissions. 

No, candidates who wish to pursue MBA at Harsha Institutions do not need to possess prior work experience to be eligible for admissions. Candidates are only required to possess an undergraduate degree with a minimum aggregate of 50% to be eligible for MBA admissions at Harsha Institutions. Candidates are also required to appear for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam to gain admissions into Harsha Institutions MBA courses.

The Harsha Institutions MBA course has a total duration of 2 years. The only MBA course offered at Harsha Institutions is the standard MBA course hence, this duration is applicable on almost every candidate. However, Harsha Institutions also offers its students the option to choose certain value added courses alongwith its MBA course. Candidates who opt for such courses may have a different duration period.

Candidates who wish to take admissions into the Harsha Institutions MBA course are required to appear for the Karnataka PGCET entrance exam. The Karnataka PGCET entrance exam is usually scheduled in the month of June with registrations opening betweenthe months of April and May. The counseling rounds of the Karnataka PGCET exam is where candidates are required to lock Harsha Institutions as their choice to gain admissions.