Can I apply offline for MTWU BCom admission?

Mother Teresa Women's University, Kodaikanal offers an MBA programme, and admission is based on entrance exam scores and a group discussion and personal interview round. Candidates can appear for national-level Management exams such as MAT and AIMCAT. The university accepts both MAT and TANCET (Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test) scores. The total tuition fee for the MBA programme is INR 40 K.

Mother Teresa Women's University offers a three-year BA degree for interested candidaets. There are various specialisations on offer for the BA course and candidates can check the number of seats available for different specialisations below: 

• BA in English: 38
• BA in Economics: 55
• BA in Tamil: 150

The total number of seats offered by the university across all colleges for the BA course is 1803. Candidates who have cleared Class 12 are eligible to apply for the course. 

Mother Teresa Women's University Kodaikanal offers a variety of courses, one of the course on offer at the admission 2025-26 session is MBA. The two-year MBA course is offered to candidates based on their performance in the entrance  exam. MTWU Kodaikanal accepts the following entrance exams to admit candidates to the MBA course: TANCET, MAT, CAT, and XAT. 

Mother Teresa Women's University offers a two-year MBA with dual specialisations in Finance, HR, Marketing, Systems & Business Analytics, Entrepreneurship, and Tourism & Hospitality Management. Caniddates who have cleared their graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate are eligible to apply for MBA programme. The uiversity offers MBA course through several affiliated schools, including Nadar Saraswati College of Arts and Science and Mother Teresa Women's University Research and Extension Centre, Chennai.

MTWU BCom course admission is entirely merit-based and candidates who have passed the Class 12 or equivalent examination from a recognised Board can apply for admission. Therefore, Class 12 marks are enough for admission to the BCom programme offered at Mother Teresa Women's University.