RGPIT MBA Courses & Fees 2024: Placement, Admission & Eligibility

CAT is a computer based test which is conducted in three shifts. The CAT is conducted for two hours in which candidates have to solve 68 questions.

These 68 questions are divided into three sections Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension VARC Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning DILR and Quantitative Aptitude (QA). The VARC section has 24 questions, the DILR section has 28 questions and QA section has 22 question. Each question carries 3 marks for correct entry and -1 for incorrect entry. There is no negative marking for unanswered question. A unique aspect of CAT is the sectional time limit. Each section has a time limit of 40 minutes (53.20 minutes for PwD candidates).

Candidates have to complete the section within the time limit as the moment the onscreen timer shows 0 minutes left, the screen will automatically move to the next section. There is no option to go back to older questions. Also, candidates have to follow the question paper chronology. They have to first solve the VARC section, then the DILR section and then the QA section.

Candidates need the following documents while filling the CAT application form:

• A recent passport size photo (color against white background)
• Scanned signature with black pen on white paper
• Any photo ID card like PAN card, Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Passport 
• Class 10 marksheet 
• Class 12 marksheet 
• Graduation marksheet 
• Permanent address proof 
• Work experience documents Reserved category students need to upload Category Certificate along with the CAT application form. The Certificate is available on the CAT website. Candidates can download, fill it, get it attested by competent authority and upload it as PDF with the CAT application form. 
• The PwD category students also have to fill the PwD form and Scribe affidavit along with the exam application form. This is necessary for getting scribe facility and PwD facility at the test centre. The CAT application form is same for students from all categories. Those belonging to a particular category (SC/ST/PwD) will be required to mention it in the relevant field of the CAT form.

RGIPT fee structure for MBA is broken down into multiple components, such as tuition fee, hostel fee and one-time fee. Apart from the tuition fee, candidates are required to pay the one-time fee of INR 15,000 and the hostel fee of INR 1.44 Lakh. 

This fee is sourced from the official website of the institute/ sanctioning body. But is subject to change.

Candidates seeking admission to the MBA Business Analytics programme offered at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology must meet the RGIPT MBA BA eligibility criteria. 

Candidates with a valid score in the entrance exams must have obtained at least 60% aggregate (55% aggregate for SC/ ST/ PwD candidates) in the Class 10 and Class 12 exams and must have a Bachelor’s degree in any branch of Engineering/ Technology OR a Bachelor’s degree in BSc/ BCom/ BCA/ BA (Mathematics/ Statistics) with at least 60% aggregate or 6 CPI on 10 point scale (55% aggregate for SC/ ST/ PwD candidates).

Candidates who do not have a valid score in the entrance exams must have obtained at least 65% aggregate (60% aggregate for SC/ ST/ PwD candidates) in the Class 10 and Class 12 exams and must hold a Bachelor’s degree in any branch of Engineering/ Technology OR a Bachelor’s degree in BSc/ BCom/ BCA/ BA (Mathematics/ Statistics) with at least 65% aggregate or 6.5 CPI on 10 point scale (60% aggregate or 6.0 for SC/ ST/ PwD candidates).

RGIPT fees structure for MBA programme is broken down into multiple components, such as tuition, hostel and one-time fees. Given below is the RGIPT MBA fees for the MBA and MBA BA programmes:

Candidates seeking admission to the MBA core programme offered at Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology must meet the RGIPT MBA eligibility criteria. 

Candidates who have a valid score in the entrance exams must obtain at least 60% aggregate (55% aggregate for SC/ ST/ PwD candidates) in the Class 10 and Class 12 examinations and must hold a Bachelor’s degree with at least 60% aggregate or 6 CPI on 10 point scale (55% aggregate for SC/ ST/ PwD candidates).

Candidates who do not have a score in the entrance exams must obtain at least 65% aggregate (60% aggregate for SC/ ST/ PwD candidates) in the Class 10 and Class 12 examinations and must hold a Bachelor’s degree with at least 65% aggregate or 6.5 CPI on 10 point scale (60% aggregate or 6.0 CPI for SC/ ST/ PwD category candidates).

Given below are some of the key RGIPT MBA admission dates 2024 as announced by the institute:

MBA and, MBA (Business Analytics)

MBA Energy Transition