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The following prerequisites have been established by Maharaj Vinayak Global University (MVGU) for applicants to its MBA program:1. Educational Requirements: Bachelor's degree in any field from an accredited university with a minimum of 50% overall (45% for reserved category) is required of the candidate.2. Entrance Test Results: Acceptable results from any national or state level management test, such as the CAT, MAT, CMAT, ATMA, MVGUMET, etc. Certain relaxations might be permitted if there are strong other parameters.3. Work Experience: It is preferred to have at least two years of full-time managerial, administrative, or supervisory experience after qualification. New graduates may also apply, provided they meet additional requirements.4. Candidates may also apply provisionally, provided they can provide their degree completion certificate, if they are taking their final year bachelor's degree exams.  5. Age Limit: The MVGU MBA programme does not have an upper age limit.Candidates must fulfill the aforementioned requirements in addition to qualifying through the GD/PI rounds in order to be considered for the final selection of the MVGU MBA program. To sum up, graduates in any field who have maintained a consistently high academic standing are eligible to apply to MVGU for the MBA program.I hope this clarifies the conditions for eligibility. 

Yes, however admission to Maharaj Vinayak Global University's MBA programme is not contingent upon passing the Common Admission Test (CAT) (MVGU).The MVGU MBA admissions process takes into account the results of national management entrance exams, such as the CAT, MAT, CMAT, ATMA, XAT, and others. To be eligible for MBA admission at the university, one must only pass one of these exams with the necessary cutoff. Therefore, taking the CAT in particular is not required.When choosing students for its MBA program, MVGU takes into account elements such as academic record, work experience, performance in group discussions and personal interviews, etc. in addition to entrance exam results. In conclusion, while CAT scores increase an applicant's likelihood of being admitted to MVGU's MBA program, it is not a requirement to take the CAT exam alone. Results from additional national examinations, such as the MAT, are also accepted. MVGU offers a separate entrance exam that students can apply for in order to be considered for admission to the MBA program. 

No, compared to private or deemed universities, enrolling in undergraduate (UG) programs at Maharaj Vinayak Global University (MVGU) is typically not very expensive. Here are some details about the expenses:1. Because MVGU is a state-owned private university, its undergraduate programme tuition rates are set and fair. For the duration of the course, the fees would range from Rs 50,000 to Rs 3 Lakhs.2. For worthy and less fortunate students, MVGU offers generous scholarships and financial aid programs like fee waivers, concessions, installment plans, etc.3. In comparison to many private colleges, the costs are fairly reasonable. Furthermore, the cost is significantly lower than enrolling in the same undergraduate programs at private or deemed universities.4. Meals and hostel fees are also extremely low and heavily subsidized for MVGU students. The annual cost of shared housing is less than Rs 1 lakh. 5. Since MVGU owns its own campus and facilities, students do not have to pay outside expenses for things like rent, utilities, or commuting.In conclusion, MVGU offers reasonably priced, high-quality UG education, as well as reasonable career and post-graduation study opportunities. A three-year undergraduate programme can be funded for a total of Rs 2–5 lakhs, which is a good deal of money.

Apart from national-level entrance exams, the following are the eligibility criteria for different programs at Maharaj Vinayak Global University (MVGU):Undergraduate Programs:Applicants must have completed their 10+2 or an equivalent examination from a recognised board or university.Certain UG programs require applicants to have a minimum aggregate of 40% to 45% in their 10+2 level.Postgraduate Programs:Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree in the relevant discipline from a recognised university.Certain PG programs require applicants to have a minimum aggregate of 50% in their Bachelor’s Degree.PhD Programs:Applicants must hold a Master’s Degree from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 55%.

Yes. The admission criteria for the programme outline specific requirements for different semesters: First Semester: For admission to the first semester, candidates must have achieved a JEE (Advanced) All India Rank (AIR) up to 12000 or a JEE (Main) Percentile of 97 and above. This emphasizes the importance of a competitive performance in these national-level engineering entrance exams for initial admission.Second Semester Onwards: For subsequent semesters, specifically from the second semester onwards, the criteria shift to academic performance. Students are required to maintain a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 8.50 or above. Additionally, having no backlogs is a stipulated condition, underlining the importance of consistent academic excellence for continued enrollment in the program.This dual criterion acknowledges the significance of both entrance exam performance and sustained academic achievement for progression through the semesters of the program. It reflects the institution's commitment to admitting students with a strong foundation in both competitive examination results and ongoing academic success.

Yes. The programme entry criteria are divided into separate requirements for the initial semester and subsequent semesters. To secure admission in the first semester, candidates are expected to have a competitive rank in the national level engineering entrance exam, JEE (Advanced) All India Rank (AIR) up to 12000 or JEE (Main) percentile 97 and above. This highlights the importance of reliable performance on these standardized tests for the initial selection process. Beginning in the second semester, students are required to maintain a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 8.50 or higher in academic performance. The non-withdrawal requirement emphasizes the institution's commitment to ensure continuity of teaching throughout the course. These dual criteria reflect a holistic approach to admission, including entrance exam results and academic achievement that continue as important aspects of a student's journey through the program.