KIIT School of Rural Management (KSRM)

MBA programmes in corporate social responsibility, safety management, energy and environment, and dairy management are among those offered at KSRM College of Management Studies. These programmes are intended to give students a thorough understanding of their particular professions and set them up for future success in the subject. The goal of the MBA in Corporate Social Responsibility programme is to produce socially conscious corporate executives who can improve society. The goal of the MBA in Safety Management programme is to produce safety experts who can control hazards to their health and safety at work. The goal of the MBA in Energy and Environment course is to give students knowledge about the energy industry and how it affects the environment. The Master of ManagementThe top courses at KSRM Bhubaneswar are MBA/PGDM. The average fees for these courses are 3,79,500 per year.   

The final selection for KSRM admissions will be made on the basis of candidate’s performance in the Group Discussion & Personal Interview (GD & PI), Writing Ability Test (WAT), career marks, and entrance score. Candidates who clear the criterias will be intimated of their final selection through admission offer letter containing the terms and conditions of the admission. For the offer to be valid, the selected candidates, after going through contents of the admission offer letter, need to confirm and accept the offer with the terms and conditions for taking admission to the programme through “Acceptance Letter”. All the candidates who have been offered admission have to pay the fees as stipulated in the admission offer letter. Otherwise they would forfeit their seat to the person next on the waiting list.

The eligibility criteria for MBA course at KIIT School of Rural Management is that candidate should have graduated in any discipline recognised by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) with a minimum of 15 years (10+2+3) of education and minimum 50% aggregate (or equivalent CGPA). The percentage of aggregate marks is to be calculated taking all subjects into consideration including optional subjects.  Where the University/Institution does not have any scheme for converting CGPA into equivalent marks, percentage score would be calculated by dividing the obtained CGPA with the maximum possible CGPA and multiplying the result with 100.  Those who are in the final year and expecting to complete all the requirements of graduation before June 30, 2024 can also apply.