MBA Eligibility

Candidates completed graduation/bachelor's degree from any recognised institute/university are eligible to apply for MBA courses at University of Kashmir, South Campus. 

University of Kashmir, South Campus offers a 2 years MBA course at the PG level. The course offers admission to 57 students.

The eligibility criteria for pursuing MBA programme which is offered by the Goenka College of Commerce and Business Administration are as follows : 

1. Candidate must have a Bachelors degree with atleast 5 CGPA.
2.  Candidate should have passed 12th standard from any recognised board. 

Before applying for admission, candidates are suggested to make sure they go through the admission procedure and criteria on the Shiksha website.

The eligibility criteria for admission in MBA programme at Institute of Management in Kerala, University of Kerala are as follows : 

1. Candidate should have cleared the KMAT KERALA Exam with cut-off score.
2. Candidate should have passed Bachelors degree (Graduation) with an aggregate score of at least 5 CGPA.
3. Candidate should have passed 12th standard with a minimum cumulative score of 50% from any recognised board. 

The eligibility criteria for admission in MBA at Nagarjuna College of Engineering and Technology are as follows : 

• The candidate needs to qualify in entrance exams such as CAT / PGCET/ XAT.
• The candidate should have graduated with aggregate score of 5 CGPA.
• The candidate must have passed 12th exam with more than 50% from any recognised board. 

The eligibility criteria for admission in MBA programme offered by Xavier Institute of Management and Research are as follows : 

• Meet the cutoff score in the CAT / XAT Exams.

• At Least 50% or 5 CGPA in graduation.

• 12th passed with at least an aggregate score of 50% from any recognised board.

Hope this helps!

The selection to the MBA/PGDM course at the National Institute of Health and Family Welfare, University of Delhi is usually multi-level. Qualifying candidates must have a valid score in national-level entrance tests like CAT or GMAT. The selected candidates are then called to appear for the further rounds of the group discussion (GD) and personal interview (PI), after considering all the academic credentials and entrance exams. The final short-listing is done by reviewing the candidate's performance at all these stages, taking into account his background, experience in work (if any), and interpersonal skills.