MBA in Hospital Administration 

at Adesh University, Bathinda

The latest cutoff information for MBA at Adesh University is not available yet. The admission to MBA at Adesh University is based on the entrance test scores conducted by the University or any other recognised authority. The minimum eligibility requirement for MBA is MBBS/ BD/ BVSc/ BAMS/ B.Sc. (Nursing)/ BPT/ B.Pharm with minimum 40% marks.

The minimum marks required for MBA at Adesh University 2023 are 40% in any of the following courses: MBBS/ BD/ BVSc/ BAMS/ B.Sc. (Nursing)/ BPT/ B.Pharm. 
The eligibility required for MBA at Adesh University is as follows:

• The candidate should have qualified in MBBS/ BDS/ B.VSc/ BAMS/ BHMS/ B.Sc Nursing/ BPT/ B.Pharm/ B.Sc Medical [Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry]/ B.Sc [MLT] Examinations from recognised university/institution with minimum 50% marks for general category and 40% marks for candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste and Backward Classes and 45% marks for Physically Handicapped candidates.
• The selection of the candidates is done on the basis of their merit in the qualifying examination and admission is done through counselling conducted by the University.

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The Management Aptitude Test (MAT) is not a compulsory entrance exam for enrollment in the MBA program. The university accepts CAT/MAT results for full-time and part-time MBA program. To be admitted through the MAT exam, applicants must score atleast 600 out of 800 points. In addition to MAT score candidates must earn a minimum of 50% aggregate in their bachelor's degree. Since the MAT exam is conducted several times a year, the highest score is taken into account. Candidates will be judged on the basis of their academic standing,  Group Discussion or Personal Interview and score after valid MAT score.

The minimal CAT percentile cutoff for MBA at Adesh University in 2023 is between 70 and 80. However, the final cutoff will be decided upon based on many factors such as the distribution of CAT scores, the number of applications, and the availability of seats after the admission process is completed. For MBA admission at Adesh University, aiming for a CAT score in the 70–80 percentile range seems like a reasonable goal.

Adesh University accepts MAT marks in addition to CAT for MBA admission. It would appear sensible to aim for a minimum MAT score of 550–600 in order to possibly reach Adesh University's anticipated MBA cutoff. The amount of applications, the number of seats available, and the distribution of MAT scores within the candidate pool will all affect the ultimate cutoff.

Adesh University's MBA course minimum qualifying requirement for 2023 is to score 55% for General and 50% for SC/ST in any of the following courses: MBBS, BPT, B.Pharm, BD, BVSc, BAMS, B.Sc. (Nursing) and BPT. 

Also, a minimum of 50% in the 10+2 exam is required to get admission in Adesh University. 

The CAT/MAT cutoff scores for MBA admission are as follows:

CAT cut-off:

• SC/ST Category: 55+ percentile
• General Category: 60+ percentile

MAT cut-off:

• General Category: 600 out of 800 marks
• SC/ST Category: 550 out of 800 marks

After qualifying Entrance exam, the applicants need to qualify the graduation criteria and Group Discussion/Personal Interview to get admission for MBA in Adesh University.

Adesh University has medical, dental and nursing college in the same campus at walking distance. This close vicinity between the colleges allow for better exposure from practical aspects of the field.The teaching is great and make you ready to step out into the professional world when you graduate. There are cafes, shops and food joints within the campus. There is an outlet for shopping and McD and KFC in walking distance. The buses stop just outside the GATE of the campus.

"Adesh University is not particularly hard to get into. Admission requirements vary depending on the course, but generally, a pass in 10+2 with minimum required marks is sufficient for undergraduate courses. For postgraduate and Diploma courses, an entrance test may be required. The university appears to focus on developing students as wholesome professionals, both globally competitive and locally"