Faqs
Follow the steps below:
- Check Eligibility
- Register for an entrance examination (CAT, MAT, XAT, etc)
- Get your scorecard
- Select the College
- Fill out the Application form
- Upload Requisite Documents
- Wait for the list of selected candidates for the further assessment round
- If selected, go through the Written Ability Test (WAT), Group Discussion (GD), and Personal Interview (PI).
- Wait for the Final Merit list
- Confirm your admission by making the payment for the first semester and by physical verification of original documents when reporting to the college.
If you hold a bachelor’s degree with at least 50% aggregate marks, then you can apply for the MBA course. Also, final year undergraduates are provisionally eligible to apply. For reserved category students, there is a relaxation of 5% in the marks.
The duration for completing a standard MBA course is 2 Years; however, with an online MBA, you get the option to complete it in a maximum time of 3 to 4 years.
Yes, you can opt for an online MBA program to skip an entrance exam, as the universities offering it have a direct admission process based on your academics or professional background.
Yes, every year, a few candidates score 100% in the Common Admission Test. However, the percentage of these candidates is extremely low. In 2025, only 12 candidates scored 100% out of 2.58 lakhs who appeared.
There is no such thing as PASS or FAIL when it comes to CAT. Candidates simply receive the percentile number, based on which their probability of admission into IIMs and notable MBA institutes is determined. There are other options for you to explore, such as XAT, MAT, CMAT, etc., to take admission into some other reputed MBA colleges.
Yes, you can consider a 7 CGPA a good score. However, the composite score consists of your academic scores, and given the level of competition, this means your overall percentile may fall short against students with exceptional academic CGPAs.
The following are the different types of MBAs in 2026:
- Regular MBA
- Online MBA
- Executive MBA
- Part-time MBA
Based on the ROI factor, FMS (Faculty of Management Studies) Delhi stands out by providing students with one of the most affordable fee structures (Between Rs 2.32 lakh and Rs 2.43 lakh) amongst top-ranked MBA colleges and, in return, delivers high-paying placements.
Investment Banking & Private Equity (Rs 25 - Rs 45 LPA) and Management Consulting (Rs 20 - Rs 35 LPA) specialisation usually delivers the best entry-level salary packages for MBA graduates.
Securing 100% scholarship for an MBA program is difficult, but it’s possible. This depends on two primary factors: based on the the candidate's financial status and merit-based (high percentiles in CAT, XAT, or GMAT).
Several private and deemed-to-be-universities provide direct admission into an MBA program with an expensive fee structure.
Alternatively, you have the option to enrol for an Online MBA course, which doesn’t require you to go through any entrance examination and is highly affordable because of its 100% virtual study mode, which eliminates the need for accommodation and commute charges.
