Mangalore University Answered Questions

Mangalore University offers 123 seats in its MBA/PGDM programs. There are a total of 1454 seats in affiliated institutes and among these the names include St. Aloysius Institute of Management and Information Technology that holds 240 seats, Saroj Educational Group with 300 seats, Srinivas Institute of Management Studies holding 120 seats, and A.J. Institute of Management with 180 seats.

Mangalore University  admission is based on merit and entrance exams. The institute accepts national entrance exams such as Karnataka PGCET, KMAT, MAT, CAT, CMAT, KCET, and others. Aspiring candidates need to qualify the eligibility criteria set by the university for the desired course. 

Mangalore University is one of the oldest public universities in the southern region.  It is a NAAC 'A' accredited university with recognition from AIU (Association of Indian Universities). The univeristy offers UG and PG courses across various streams such as Management, Science, Commerce, Arts, and others. Mangalore University offers scholarships to meritorious students under various schemes. The university has a dedicated placement cell which help the students. During,  Mangalore University placements the median package lies between INR 4.50 LPA – INR 7 LPA.

Mangalore University offers UG courses across various streams such as Commerce, Arts, Management, and others. The fee structure of the UG courses lies between INR 1,100 - INR 4,000 for the programme. The fee mentioned is the only tuition fees and other fee such as registration fee, enrolment fee, course fee, library fee, are not included in the fee structure. 

Yes, for a 2014 batch BBM student of Mangalore University, it is possible to complete all the back subjects by 2024. As for the retaking of the failed subjects, Mangalore University permits students to attempt backlogs in the subsequent years for which you should consult the official exam schedule and the calendar for the dates and other conditions for the successive exams. The student must always check their notification of the University concerning the timetables and registration for these subjects.

Opinions about Mangalore University's MBA programme are largely mixed. Some students value the inexpensive tuition, experienced teachers, and beautiful campus setting. The curriculum is deemed robust, with a decent balance of theoretical and practical knowledge. Some critics, however, argue for improved infrastructure, stronger industry contacts, and more extensive placement prospects. Alumni assessments frequently remark that, while the university delivers a good education, proactive students who seek internships and networking opportunities on their own tend to profit the most.

The placement rate for PG (2-year) courses has been fluctuating over the past three years. On the other hand, year-on-year growth was recorded in the MCA placement rate. The table below depicts the Mangalore University placement rate trends for the past three years:CoursePlacement Rate (2021)Placement Rate (2022)Placement Rate (2023)PG (2-year)80%88%80%MCA65%83%92%NOTE: The above placement percentage is calculated from the details given in the NIRF report 2024.

The Mangalore University average package is yet to be officially released. However, the course-wise median package has been released. The table below mentions the median package offered over the past three years of Mangalore University placements:CourseMedian Package (2021)Median Package (2022)Median Package (2023)PG (2-year)INR 4 LPAINR 4.50 LPAINR 4.50 LPAMCAINR 6.50 LPAINR 7 LPAINR 7 LPA

For B.Tech students at Mangalore University, they do mention the university's placement cell, which helps students find jobs. This cell is well-regarded for placing students in a range of companies, including major ones like Pepsico, EY, HDFC Bank, JP Morgan, Vodafone, and Berger.