Discontinued (Jan 2023) - Master of Business Administration (MBA) 

at Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai

The Madurai Kamaraj University, Directorate of Distance Education and Annamalai university are both regarded quite good among the students.

The MKUDDE, Madurai is accredited 'A' category while the Annamalai university is accredited with 'A+'.

In NIRF, MKUDDE is ranked 94th among universities whereas Annamalai is not mentioned in the rankings. 

It is better for the students to compare the colleges based on their preferred areas of interest and compare them before joining any institution.

As per official sources, the total tuition fees to pursue MBA courses range from INR 6,000 to INR 2 lakh.

Yes, apart from the general MBA course, MKU DDE also offers specialised MBA courses. Check out the below list to know all the MBA courses offered by the institute:

• Financial Management
• International Business Management
• Logistic and Supply chain Management
• Human Resource Management
• Marketing Management
• Operations and Project Management
• Retail Management
• System Management
• Airline and Airport Management
• Hospital Management
• Tourism and Hotel Management

MKU DDE has an MBA programme spread across an array of specialisations for students to choose from. Thus, prospective career choices and expected salary can vary as per the chosen specialisations. However, some of the common domains applicable for all MBA graduates are Operations, HRM, Marketing, Business Development, etc. Listed below are a few career options and respective industry-based average payouts commonly pursued by MBA graduates:

• Marketing Manager: INR 6 LPA
• Business Development Manager: INR 5 LPA
• Business Analyst: INR 3.8 LPA
• Sales Manager: INR 5.7 LPA
• Brand Management Executive: INR 8 LPA

The below-mentioned steps to complete MKU DDE admission procedure:

1: Apply for the course of choice.

2: Fill out the form

3: Submit the required documents.

4: Shortlisted candidates will receive a letter via mail.

5: Pay the course admission fees.

The documents required at MKU DDE admissions are:

• Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets
• Migration certificate
• Transfer certificate
• Category certificate (in case of SC/ST/OBC candidates)
• Income certificate (in case of EWS category candidates)

No, MKU DDE does not provide a refund of fees if a student wishes to cancel or withdraw his/her admission. However, the institute may provide a refund of fees in the following cases:

• Duplicate payments: If students have accidentally made duplicate payments for the same programme, they are entitled to a refund of duplicate payment.
• Processing errors: If an error has been made in processing a student's payment that results in an overcharge or incorrect amount being deducted, then the particular student is entitled to a refund of duplicate payment.
• Service cancellation: In case the institute decided to cancel the programme, any fees paid by  the students are refunded.

MKU DDE offers BSc courses with an array of specialisations for students to choose from. Prospective career choices and expected salary also depend on students' skill sets and competencies. Tabulated below are a few career options and respective industry-based average payouts commonly pursued by BSc graduates:

• Plant Breeder/Grafting Expert: INR 4.6 LPA
• Clinical Research Associate: INR 4.2 LPA
• Soil Forestry Officer: INR 3.8 LPA
• Biostatistician: INR 5.7 LPA

As you know that Madurai Kamaraj University is a Statutory University, and has been reaccredited by NAAC with grade A. Ofcourse you might be having high expectation from this university then, also all of these NAAC with grade A universities spend lavishly on their infrastructure.

So as food is most important thing that comes in the mind of a student when he/she wants to live there in hostels so yes these A graded universities have same kind of food like others, Hygene is good, also proper diet chart is foowed, daily the dishes or food items change according to days of the week.

They may include proper Thaali food items like curd, salad, sabji, daal, rice, etc. But yes when it comes to taste none can beat home food.

So it depends first of all on your taste buds, secondly I would say the food is not bad and has good variety.