MBA Admission

Admission to the M.Tech and MBA programs is contingent upon obtaining a valid score in either the Karnataka Postgraduate Common Entrance Test (PGCET) or the Common Management Admission Test (CMAT). These standardized tests serve as crucial benchmarks, evaluating the candidates' aptitude and readiness for advanced studies in their chosen fields.In addition to achieving a satisfactory score in the entrance examination, candidates are required to fulfill specific eligibility criteria tailored to each postgraduate course. These conditions typically encompass academic qualifications, ensuring that applicants possess the foundational knowledge necessary for the rigorous coursework of the respective programs.The M.Tech admissions process demands a background in relevant engineering or technology disciplines, verifying that candidates have the requisite educational foundation to excel in the specialised coursework of a master's in technology. On the other hand, MBA aspirants must meet eligibility criteria that often include holding a bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised institution. This broadens the scope of eligible candidates, acknowledging the diverse academic backgrounds that can contribute to the multifaceted nature of business administration studies.The combination of standardized test scores and stringent eligibility conditions ensures a comprehensive evaluation of candidates, aiming to admit individuals with both the academic prowess and potential to thrive in their chosen postgraduate programs. This meticulous selection process contributes to the academic excellence and diversity within the M.Tech and MBA cohorts, fostering a dynamic learning environment for aspiring professionals.

CUCET, a university-level entrance exam, is administered by Chandigarh University to candidates seeking admission to a range of postgraduate programmes, including MBA programmes. Candidates who meet the requirements for the CUCET exam will be shortlisted based on their performance in the two rounds of the online exam. For MBA admission, Chandigarh University also takes into account the results of national entrance tests including the CAT, MAT, and GMAT.Note that depending on the campus and programme, different entrance exam scores may be recognised for MBA admission at CIET Chandigarh. For the most precise and current information on the entrance exam results acceptable for MBA admission, it is imperative to visit the official website of the relevant CIET campus.

Shoolini University accepts valid MAT, CAT, and GMAT entrance exam scores for admission to the MBA programme. The Management Aptitude Test (MAT) is a national-level entrance exam administered by the All India Management Association (AIMA) for admission to MBA/PGDM programmes at India's 800+ business institutions. The exam is administered in four phases: February, May, September, and December. The Common Admission Test (CAT) is a national level management aptitude test administered by the IIM for admission to MBA programmes at its 20 campuses and over 1,200 B-schools in India. The GMAT entrance exam is designed to assess candidates' analytical abilities in the mathematical and verbal reasoning parts. The GMAT exam is designed for MBA candidates.

The College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG) accepts the Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET) for admission to its MBA program. The Anna University conducts the TANCET.  The basic qualification for an MBA course in Tamil Nadu is a bachelor's degree in any discipline with at least 50% marks. Candidates from reserved categories can have up to 5% relaxation in the overall qualifying marks.  Application forms for admission to CEG can be obtained online from the website. Rank lists are released based on the TANCA (GATE and/or TANCET) and counseling is conducted based on the ranking.managerial excellence at the College of Engineering, Guindy (CEG), the journey toward an MBA is charted by the compass of the Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET), orchestrated under the banner of Anna University. This prestigious institution sets the stage for aspiring business leaders, aligning academic prowess with the rigor of TANCET.To embark on this transformative odyssey, candidates need to wield a bachelor's degree in any discipline, adorned with at least 50% marks. The inclusivity of the system extends a welcoming hand to candidates from reserved categories, offering a 5% relaxation in the overall qualifying marks—a gesture reflecting the commitment to diversity and equal opportunities.The roadmap to an MBA at CEG starts with the acquisition of application forms, conveniently accessible online from the college's website. The unveiling of rank lists, intricately woven with TANCA (GATE and/or TANCET) scores, marks the initiation of a counseling process that paves the way for aspiring minds based on their academic standing and potential. In this symphony of eligibility and aspiration, CEG stands as a beacon for those ready to embark on the dynamic path of managerial brilliance.