MBA Admission Process

Established in the year 2006, Albertian Institute of Management is a part of the famous St. Alberts College. Located in Cochin, Kerala, the institute offers a 2-year full-time MBA in 5 specializations.
Applicants to MBA course must have cleared a minimum of Bachelors/ Masters Degree with at least 50% marks in aggregate.
Final year students may also apply subject to the condition that they will clear the exam at the time of admission.
Admission to the course is entrance-based. Candidates must take CAT, CMAT or KMAT to be eligible to take admission in the program.
Final selection of the candidate is based on the performance in personal interview and group discussion.
Albertian Institute of Management Application Process 2019
Albertian Institute of Management invites online applications to register for its MBA program. The application process is as follows:
Visit the official website of the Institute and click on apply online.
Register yourself at the website.
Duly fill the necessary details.
Pay the required application fee of INR 500.
Submit the form and take a print out of the same
Selected students will be intimated through email or other communication channels regarding date and venue of commencement of Personal Interview & Group Discussion.
Candidates should bring following original documents at the time of PI and GD.
Bring the following documents:
Attested photocopy of 10+2 mark sheet.
Transfer/ leaving certificate.
Attested photocopy of Migration Certificate.
Bachelors Original mark sheets
2 photographs
Copy of Online Admission Form Attested photocopy of Caste Certificate
Attested photocopy of the income certificate.

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