MIT School of Management

• MBA: Bachelor's degree in any discipline with at least 50% marks.
• Executive MBA: Bachelor's degree with 3-5 years of work experience in a managerial role.

• Business Consultant
• Marketing & Sales Manager
• Financial Analyst
• Human Resource Manager
• Operations & Supply Chain Manager
• Entrepreneur & Startup Founder

• Marketing
• Finance
• Human Resource Management
• Business Analytics
• Operations & Supply Chain
• Entrepreneurship
• International Business

Yes, the university has a dedicated placement cell that offers training, networking opportunities, and recruitment drives with top companies.

Admissions are based on merit, entrance exams, and interviews. Candidates may need to submit GMAT, CAT, or equivalent scores for MBA, while Executive MBA applicants must show relevant work experience.

Yes, merit-based and need-based scholarships are available for deserving candidates.

The Executive MBA program follows a **case-study approach, experiential learning, industry interactions, and leadership workshops** to help professionals apply management concepts directly to their workplace.

An MBA enhances leadership, strategic thinking, and managerial skills, leading to faster career progression, salary hikes, and expanded networking opportunities.

Yes, the Executive MBA is designed for working professionals, offering flexible schedules, online modules, and weekend classes.