MBA Eligibility

•  A Bachelor's degree in any field from an accredited university with a minimum of 50% overall.
• Valid score on entrance exams such as WBJEE, CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, and ATMA.
• For admission to the MBA program, at least two years of full-time work experience are required. New hires are welcome to apply as well.
• There is no stated age limit.
• Performance in the personal interview and results on the entrance exam are used to create a shortlist.
  CAT - Minimum 60 percentile score is the cutoff score.
  Minimum 600 on the MAT.
  XAT: Minimum score in the 60 percentile.
  CMAT: A score at least 60 percentile.
• Other requirements include having sufficient communication skills and having no active backlogs at the time of admission.

Consider this your ticket to the dream university ride. What's on the checklist, you ask? First and foremost, a chill minimum of 50 percent or anything equal to your graduation score. That's a green light. But, hey, we're not done yet. We want you to walk in with more than just grades; we want you to have a 50 percentile or higher in the cool kids' club - CAT, MAT, XAT, and the like. Show us you're not just about books; show us you're about the competitive exam game.

The surprise is our very own ASU-CAT, the university's VIP entrance. Aim for a solid 60% and you'll be fine. It's similar to having an exclusive backstage pass to your academic concert. But hold on, there's more. We're throwing in a Group Discussion - think of it as a friendly chat with your fellow university passengers. And the icing on the cake? A panel interview in which we learn about the real you.

A Bachelor's degree or its equivalent must have been earned by the student, with a minimum cumulative GPA of 50% (45% for candidates from reserved categories) or higher. A minimum of three years of education must be completed following higher secondary school (10+2) for the candidate to receive a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent certification. Any of the following national-level entry exams—CAT, MAT, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT, and XAT—must be passed with distinction.

It is generally advised to aim for above 80th percentile on recognised tests such as CAT or MAT for greater chances of being invited for the GD & PI and being shortlisted, even though the university does not declare particular minimum percentiles. GD and PI, or group discussions and personal interviews, are extended to the shortlisted candidates.These rounds evaluate applicant fit for the programme overall as well as communication skills, motivation, teamwork, and career objectives.