MBA/PGDM

Candidates interested in securing a seat at the PGDM course offered by SKIPS Ahmedabad must meet the eligibility criteria and qualify the admission process. Candidates must appear for national level management exams such as CAT/MAT/ATMA/XAT as the scores are used to form the final shortlist of candidaetes. A fixed percentage of weightage is given to the entrance score, GDPI round score, academics, and co-curricular activities. 35% weightage is given to the entrance score of candidates, 45% to the screening/GDPI round, 15% to the academics and 5% to the co curriculars of a candidate.  

St. Kabir Institute of Professional Studies MBA/PGDM admission dates are not out yet. Candidates with a valid qualification can apply on the official website of SKIPS. Since the admission portal is open for the academic year 2025, candidates can expect the official dates to be out soon. Insterested candidates can also refer to accepted entrance exam dates. 

St. Kabir Institute of Professional Studies MBA/PGDM admission dates are not out yet. Candidates with a valid qualification can apply on the official website of SKIPS. Since the admission portal is open for the academic year 2025, candidates can expect the official dates to be out soon. Insterested candidates can also refer to accepted entrance exam dates. 

The Shri Vishwakarma Skill University has released the application deadline for the MBA programme. The last date to apply for the MBA for the academic year 2025 is 21 July '25. Interested candidates can visit the official website to apply online. However, it is essential for candidates to adhere to this prescribed application deadline. The university will not accept applications after the deadline.

Yes, As MBA in Rural Management is a specaialized MBA programme you need to appear for national-level MBA entrance exams like CAT, XAT, CMAT, etc. After the exam, you'll go through GD-PI rounds and some colleges may test your interest in rural development through essays or group tasks.

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No, CMAT is not compulsory for admissions to the MBA course at  Priyadarshini Lokmanya Tilak Institute of Management Studies and Research. Because CMAT is one of the accepted entrance exams for admission to MBA courses. As the institute accepts valid scores from several entrance exams, such as, MBA/ MMS CET/ AMMI-MBA-CET/ CAT/ XAT/ ATMA/ MAT. Thus, candidates with valid scores in CMAT can apply for the course. However, it is not compulsory. 

Admissions to MBA course at PLTIMSE are entrance-based; the college accepts several scores from state/national-based entrance exams for admissions. The names of the accepted entrance examinations for MBA courses are MBA/MMS CET/ AMMI-MBA-CET/ CAT/ CMAT/ XAT/ ATMA/ MAT etc. To get a seat in the programme, candidates with valid scores in any of the mentioned exams can get admission to the MBA course.  

Great question! If you're someone who checks the list mentioned below, then MBA in Rural Management is made for you:

• Wants to create a social impact through your career
• Feels connected to the roots of India and rural issues
• Loves the idea of grassroots innovation
• Is interested in sectors like NGOs, CSR, agriculture, and development policy
• Believes in “profit with purpose”

It's not just for social workers or farmer's kids it's for anyone who wants to lead rural transformation with professionalism and heart.

Yes, PLTIMSR does offer scholarships to MBA students. The institute offers almost all types of scholarships prescribed by the Competent Authority of the government of Maharashtra. Moreover, these scholarships  are designed to assist students from economically weaker sections and minority communities.

Yes, it's a full-fledged MBA but with a special focus on rural development, agribusiness, sustainable livelihoods and rural marketing. Instead of managing big cities and corporations, you will learn to solve real problems in rural India such as improving agriculture, health, education, sanitation, and rural entrepreneurship.

It's ideal for someone who wants to use their management skills to make a difference in villages, grassroots communities, NGOs or even in sectors like microfinance and CSR.

So yes, it's an MBA just with a heart for the villages and a mind for smart development.