St. Claret College

Getting into St Claret College can be tough or easy but requires consistent effort on the part of candidates as admissions do not require competitive entrance exams for most courses. Instead students are selected depending on merit or previous qualifying exams.

Though for MBA the selection process depends on entrance exam scores such as PG CET.

The documents shown here are required for St Claret College admissions:

• Entrance Exam Score Card (PGCET for MBA).
• Passing certificate of the qualifying exam (either Class 12 and 10 or bachelor's/ master's degree as the case may be).
• Statement of marks at the qualifying examination and migration certificate (only for candidates passing Bachelor's/ Master's degree from other universities).
• Government-issued ID proof (Aadhaar card, passport, etc.)
• Passport-size photograph of candidate
• Category Certificate (if required)

Students must also pay application fees and complete the course requirements.

Yes, students must pay an application/ registration fee while applying for St Claret College admissions. Students must also pay the application fee while applying for the required entrance exam through the respective portal as per the exam conducting body's guidelines. This fee is paid to register for the exam or counselling process and can be paid online through Net Banking while candidates are applying for their preferred course. 

To apply for St Claret College admissions students must first complete the course eligibility and appear for the required exam (only MBA) before going through the application process as shown here:

1. Open the college page.
2. Select 'Apply Now' from the top.
3. Register or Log in.
4. Fill the application form with documents and details.
5. Pay application fees and submit.

There is only one entrance exam required for St Claret College admissions which is PGCET for MBA. Though for the other courses there are no required entrance exams as the selection process is merit or qualifying exam scores such as Class 10 and 12 scores for UG courses and UG degree marks for PG courses.

The last date for St Claret College though not decisively confirmed yet will generally coincide with the last dates for PGCET for courses such as MBA as the selection process for admissions entirely depends on the mentioned exam.

Students must apply and appear for the exam before the last date mentioned on the respective exam portal. Though the admission for the other courses are currently open.

To be eligible for admissions at St Claret College students must complete the course eligibility as shown here:

• UG courses: Students must pass Class 10 and 12 Students
• PG Courses: Students must graduate in required subject or degree with minimum 50% scores (45% for SC/ST).

Students must also apply and appear for the required entrance exams.

Candidates who wish to get St Claret College admissions to the MBA programme must complete the course eligibility with the selection process being entrance exam scores such as PGCET.
While the college has the selection process for the rest of its courses through merit or qualifying exams scores.

Whether a university is "worth the hype" will be subjective as different people may perceive the same hype differently or have different features and needs that they're attracted to or need to fulfill.

As such students should all the factors whether it be course fees, the placements & ROI, the course curriculum, infrastructure, etc.

Considering these factors St Claret College can be considered one of the top private colleges of Bangalore, Karnataka with strong placements, affordable course fees, scholarship schemes and a well thought-out curriculum that is taught by experienced faculty.

Students who wish to pursue Masters of Business Administration (MBA) from St Claret College will find 5+ specialisations to choose from, which include:

• Marketing
• Human Resources
• Finance
• Banking, Finance & Insurance Services
• General MBA

Students will find that each specialisation has their own fee structure and specialised curriculum.