MIT School of Liberal Studies

For both BBA and B.Com, candidates must have completed 10+2 from a recognized board. Commerce background is preferred for B.Com, while students from any stream can apply for BBA.

• Banking and Financial Services
• Marketing and Sales
• Entrepreneurship
• Human Resource Management
• Corporate Analyst and Consultant
• Accounting and Taxation

Yes, the university has tie-ups with corporate companies, banks, and startups to offer internships that provide real-world exposure to students.

• Principles of Management
• Marketing Management
• Financial Management
• Human Resource Management
• Business Communication

• Financial Accounting
• Business Economics
• Corporate Law
• Taxation
• Auditing

Yes, BBA students can specialize in areas like Marketing, Finance, HR, and Entrepreneurship, while B.Com students can choose specializations like Accounting, Banking, and Financial Management.

Graduates can pursue MBA, M.Com, CFA, CA, CS, or PG Diploma programs in Business Management, Digital Marketing, and Finance.

Yes, the university provides career guidance, placement training, and recruitment opportunities in reputed companies, banks, and financial institutions.

Admissions are based on 10+2 merit, followed by an interview or counseling session.