The eligibility criteria for MBA programs may vary depending on the specific institute and the country. However, most MBA programs require candidates to have:
10+2 (high school): passed with a minimum aggregate of 60% marks from a recognised board. This indicates a strong foundation in secondary education.
Graduation: passed with at least a 50% score from a recognised university. The emphasis on a minimum percentage in undergraduate studies ensures a certain level of academic proficiency.
Bachelor's Degree:A bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university. This open eligibility allows candidates from diverse educational backgrounds to pursue an MBA.
Madurai Kamaraj University (MKU) offers distance education programs that are valid and approved by UGC-DEB. MKU DDE eligibility criteria for UG admission include:
Passed 12th Class:Candidates should have passed the 12th class or equivalent education from a recognised institution or board. This serves as the basic educational requirement for UG programs.
Minimum 45% Score in Bachelor Level Study:A minimum of 45% score in Bachelor level study from a recognised university This criterion emphasizes a certain level of academic achievement in the candidate's previous studies.
Selection Criteria for MBA/PGDM at MKU:
MKU's selection criteria for MBA and PGDM programs involve a multi-faceted approach:
MAT (Management Aptitude Test): Candidates may be selected based on their performance in MAT, a widely recognised management entrance exam.
CAT (Common Admission Test): CAT scores are also considered in the selection process. CAT is a prestigious national-level management entrance examination.
Merit-Based Selection:Merit-based selection may involve evaluating the overall academic performance of candidates, including their undergraduate scores.
Entrance Test-Based: Aside from MAT and CAT, an entrance test conducted by the university is considered in the selection process. This indicates that the university may have a specific test to assess candidates.
