Noble Institute of Science and Technology Visakhapatnam Answered Questions

There is a plethora of career opportunities after completing an MBA from NIST. The career prospects depend on the candidate's interests, abilities and specialisations. Some career prospects and job opportunities after completing an MBA at NIST are:  1. Management roles: Graduates can work in management positions in various industries such as marketing manager, data processing, business analyst, IT manager/consultant, system analyst, etc.  2. Sales and Marketing: MBA specialisation in sales and marketing opens  job opportunities in  banking, hospitality and media industry, among others.  3. Finance: Specialising in finance can lead to job opportunities in areas such as international finance, investment management, insurance management and financial reporting and analysis.  4. HR: MBA degree-holders can consider HR roles in sectors like manufacturing, BPO/IT, corporate, services and education.

NIST MBA degree holders can pursue various jobs in government departments and organisations. Such students can apply for various government exam, leading to jobs in renowned organisations, such as RBI, SBI, NMDC, and others. Some profiles that students can pursue after completion of an MBA degree at NIST are listed below:Indian Railways Management Service (IRMS)Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Grade B OfficerCentral Excise and Customs Inspector (C&CE)Security and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Grade A OfficerProbationary Officer/Manager in BanksQuality Assurance Manager

The total number of MBA seats at NIST is 120. These seats are filled based on the applicants' performance in the accepted entrance exams. These exams are OJEE (followed by OJEE counselling), CAT, MAT and XAT. It must be noted that the mentioned number of seats has been sourced from the official website of the institute/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative. 

NIST has a total of over 100 seats for various BSc specialisations. The specialisation-wise birfurcation of the total NIST BSc seats has been presented in the table below:BSc SpecialisationNumber of SeatsPhysics (Hons)32Chemistry (Hons)32Computer Science (Hons)48Information Technology Management (ITM)32NOTE: The mentioned number of seats has been sourced from the official website of the institute/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

NIST MBA is a two-year programme offered in dual specialisation. There are various MBA specialisations available at the institute. Students must choose any two of the following NIST MBA specialisations:MarketingFinanceHuman ResourcesBusiness AnalyticsProduction and Operations

Yes, there are various scholarships offered to the students enrolled under the BSc programme of NIST. Some BSc scholarships at NIST are presented in the table below:NIST BSc ScholarshipsDetailsSibling ScholarshipA one-time scholarship of INR 10,000, provided to the sibling of a studentTeaching Assistantship ScholarshipA scholarship of INR 1,000 per month, provided to selected students who assist teachers in their academic work. Students from second, third and fourth years from a department where 80% of seats are filled are eligible for the scholarshipResearch Assistantship ScholarshipA stipend of INR 2,000 per month for 2 months, provided to students who assist teachers in their research work

The NIST MBA seats are categorised based on the admission process for various seats. The following table presents the percentage of total seats reserved for MBA admission under different selection categories:Intake CategoryPercentage (%)Odisha JEE70CAT/MAT/XAT15NRI15Additionally, the institute may follow the seat reservation policies of the state and the central government. 

NIST MBA admission is provided to the applicants who have a valid exam score and are eligible as per the NIST MBA eligibility criteria. To be eligible for admission, candidates must have completed a bachelor's degree of a minimum of three-year duration, from any recognised university or institution. Candidates must have obtained at least 50% marks in the qualifying examination. The minimum marks required in case of reserved category candidates is 45%.

Each year, NIST admits over 100 students to its BSc courses. The admission is provided based on the applicants' merit in Class 12. The institute may also follow the state/central seat reservation policies for seat allotment. Total BSc seats at NIST are distributed among the seven BSc specialisations offered at the institute. These specialisations include Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, etc. Interested candidates must visit the institiute's official website to apply or enquire about the programme.

HukumChand Noble Institute of Science and Technology provides programmes including M.Sc, B.A, BCA in streams such as Science, Humanities & Social Sciences, IT & Software, and are excellent for students to build their careers. The institute has specializations in Chemistry, Computer Science.