MMS

The Centre for Heritage Management, Ahmedabad University, normally only accepts a small number of students into its Master of Management Studies (MMS) programme each year in order to maintain a high standard of instruction and individualized attention. Each year, the intake typically consists of between 30 and 50 students.

The Master of Management Studies (MMS) faculty at Ahmedabad University's Centre for Heritage Management is usually highly skilled and experienced, with a focus on heritage management and related subjects. Professionals with strong industrial experience and academic credentials are frequently faculty members. With the goal of preparing students for professions in heritage management and related fields, they offer a blend of theoretical knowledge and real-world insights. 

Normally, Ahmedabad University's Centre for Heritage Management does not provide 100% funding for the Master of Management Studies (MMS) program. There may be opportunities for financial help and scholarships, but these are often limited and determined by need or merit.

Rather than standard management courses, the primary focus of Ahmedabad University's Centre for Heritage Management is heritage management and associated subjects. You may wish to look into MMS (Master of Management Studies) programs at places like IIMs or other reputable management schools, which provide a wider range of management disciplines. The Centre is well-regarded if heritage management is your area of interest. There may be more comprehensive programs available at other universities for general management study.

The following are frequently the top recruiters for Ahmedabad University's Master of Management Studies (MMS) programme through the Center for Heritage Management:

• The Taj Group of Hotels
• The Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL)
• TCS
• Worley
•  Deloitte

Typically, these organizations hire recent graduates for positions in management, heritage conservation, and similar disciplines.

It is possible to be admitted directly to DBIT Mumbai's Master of Management Studies program; however, this is usually contingent upon the availability of seats under the management quota. The Centralized Admission Process (CAP), which is merit-based, is the main admissions procedure for MMS. Admission is normally determined by entrance tests such as MAH CET, CAT, or CMAT. However, you might have to approach the college directly and meet certain requirements—like meeting a minimum percentage in your undergraduate degree—in order to get admitted directly through management quota.