MBA Admission 2019 — Important Dates and Eligibility
The topmost colleges in India have officially started the MBA Admission 2019 proceedings. These are the prime schools located across several cities like Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Bangalore, and more.
MBA Admission Dates 2019
It’s important to take note of these crucial dates so as not to miss a single process:
• October 10, 2018 — Start of online application submissions
• January 06, 2019 — Last date for online application submissions
• November 25, 2018 — CAT 2018 schedule
• January 07, 2019 — XAT 2019 exam schedule
• November 30, 2018 — Last date for XAT 2019 application
• November 26, 2018 — Last date for NMAT and SNAP 2018 application
Here are 10 simple admission steps in the premium MBA colleges in India:
Step 1: Choose the business school (B-school) of your preference.
Step 2: Go online and check the MBA admission dates.
Step 3: Submit the application before the last date.
Step 4: Register for an MBA entrance exam through CAT/XAT/NMAT and check exam dates.
Step 5: Gather the examination requirements and submit the application before the last date.
Step 6: Download and print the Admit Card on the due date and sign it.
Step 7: On the day of the exam, bring your Admit Card with a photo ID. Don’t be late!
Step 8: Download and print your scorecard and check if you’re shortlisted for the PI round.
Step 9: Pass the PI round and wait for the admission offer.
Step 10: Pay the MBA admission fee and the process is complete.
MBA Admission Eligibility
• The main criterion for MBA admission in the top schools in India is a minimum of a three-year bachelor’s degree.
• A minimum of 50 percent marks from any of the Universities recognized by the Ministry of Human Resource Development in India
• For persons with disability, a minimum of 45 percent marks is needed
• For Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs), a minimum of 45 percent marks is needed
• Slot reservation
MBA Admission 2019 — Important Things You Need to Know
• Candidates on their final year are eligible to apply
• Work experience is not compulsory but is an upper hand as you will be given extra points with a work experience of one to three years
• Placement records will also work to your MBA admission’s advantage
• Non-engineering courses will have more probability of getting into the top MBA schools
• Sections in entrance exams are weighted differently by several top MBA colleges
A pro tip is to always look your best so you’ll feel your best during the interviews. Lastly, be prepared to move to metropolitan areas for better opportunities.
