MBA in Marketing 

at SGT University, Gurgaon

Yes, you can get into MBA course of SGT University with 60% in the respective undergraduate course. As per the official brochure, the candidates with a valid bachelor's degree from a recognised university passed with at least 55% aggregate can apply. Aspirants must hold the pass certificate/degree with them as well. The documents are also required for verification purposes by the university during form filling and admission. 

Candidates need to complete graduation with at least 50% aggregate to apply for SGT University MBA programme. Aspirants must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission. MBA is a two-year course offered by SGT University. 

SGT University offer two-year MBA programme across different specialisations. The admission is granted on merit-basis and it may select based on CUET-PG scores. Some of the offered course specialisations are:

• MBA in Agri-Business
• MBA in Dual Specialisation
• MBA in Fashion Management
• MBA in Pharmaceutical Management, etc.

SGT University accepts CUET-PG for MBA admission. Central University Entrance Test (Postgraduate) or CUET PG is an all-India level entrance exam, introduced for admission into PG programmes in Central and participating Universities. The CUET PG exam consist of 100 questions and the question paper will be divided into two parts. Part A consisted of 25 questions on Language Comprehension/Verbal Ability and Part B consisted of 75 domain-specific questions. 

SGT University offers two-year MBA course in Fashion Management. This course is designed to impart management skills in the candidates interested in the field of Fashion industry. The programme curriculum has theory and tutorials as part of the curriculum. Some of the topics included in the course curriculum are:

• Blends
• Primary and secondary properties of textile fibres
• Global Fashion Scenario
• E-Commerce for Fashion Sector
• Textile Craft Council, etc. 

SGT University Gurgaon is approved by the UGC and is accredited with an A+ Grade by NAAC.  The university is mainly concerned with streams such as Engineering, Fashion Design, Law, Science, Computer Application, Commerce, Hotel Management, etc. SGT University Gurugram offers UG, PG, PhD, and other level courses to students. Some of the popular courses offered at SGT Gurgaon are BTech, BCom, BSc, BBA, BEd, MSc, MEd, MCA, MBBS, and many more. Apart from this, the university is also known for its placements. 

SGT University Gurgaon is a private university and was established in 2013. It is approved by the UGC and has been accredited  by NAAC with an A+ Grade. Shree Guru Gobind Singh Tricentenary University is a unit of DECT (Dashmesh Educational Charitable Trust). Further, it is also known as Shree Guru Gobind Singh Tricentenary University. 

Yes, candidates seeking admission need to go through a personal interview round. Applicants shortlisted based on CUET scores can be called for this selection round. The interview round is conducted for assessing the candidates'. SGT University BSc interview round schedule shall be available on its official website. After this round, the candidate is selected following which, he/she can pay the required fee amount for seat confirmation.

SGT University eligibility criteria varies course-wise. However, the aggregate requirement for most of the courses ranges between 50% aggregate to 60% aggregate. For bachelor's courses such as BTech, candidates need a minimum of 60% aggregate in Class 12.  Hence, candidates with 60% or more in Class 12 can apply for admission to any of the UG programmes.

There are multiple components included in the SGT University BAMS fee, such as tuition fee, hostel fee, security deposit, etc. The total tuition fee for the course is INR 15.72 lakh. While the hostel charges are INR 6.3 Lacs and one-time fee is INR 52,500. Some of the fee components are one-time chargeable, while some have to be paid annually/semesterly. The mentioned fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is however, subject to changes and hence, is indicative.