What is life like at MANIT for a South Indian?
South Indians find MANIT Bhopal to be a friendly, inclusive campus where there is no prejudice against their culture. The campus provides a diverse range of opportunities that support students' holistic growth and strong sense of community. The institute's facilities, which include cutting-edge clas
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Life at MANIT Bhopal for a South Indian is welcoming and inclusive, with no cultural discrimination. The campus offers a rich tapestry of experiences, fostering holistic development and a vibrant community spirit among students. The institute's infrastructure, including modern classrooms, library, r
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MANIT Bhopal has a welcoming environment for the students belonging from various cultures. There is no cultural discrimination at MANIT. Equal opportunities are available for all the students at this institute. Language can be a barrier initially, for a South-Indian student. However, if they are wel
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MANIT is nationally ranked higher and is a better choice for BTech. However, RGPV's main campus is considered a top choice in the state after NITs and IIITs.
Yes. The MBA programme at MANIT Bhopal focuses on:
Leadership development
Creativity
Entrepreneurship
Teamwork
Value-based decision-making
Group projects and industry exposure help students build confidence and leadership abilities.
For regular MBA admission, candidates must qualify with a valid CAT/MAT/CMAT score. Shortlisted candidates may be called for:
Group Discussion (GD)
Personal Interview (PI)
Final selection is based on entrance exam score, academic performance, and interview performance.
Yes. There are 2 seats available under the Sponsored Full-Time category in MBA. To apply under this category:
The candidate must be working in a regular post in a Government/semi-government/public sector organisation for at least two years.
The application must be forwarded by the employer.
Selection i
66 seats are available for the MBA programme at MANIT. Seat distribution is done as per Government of India reservation norms. 5% seats are reserved for Persons with Disability (PwD).
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