What is the final admission process for the ACU MBA programme?

Adichunchanagiri University MBA admission is entrance-based. The university accepts scores from CAT, K-MAT, and PGCET. While submitting the MBA application form, candidates must also upload their valid scorecard of the respective entrance test. Students are shortlisted for selection rounds purely on the basis of their performance in these exams.

The tuition fee of INR 1.17 Lacs covers only the academic cost of the MBA programme. Hostel charges, mess fees, and personal expenses are not included in the tuition fee and need to be paid separately if applicable. Students should also account for admission charges and examination fees (one-time payments). Since fees are subject to annual revisions by the university, candidates are advised to check the latest fee structure on the official website.

The Australian Catholic Univeristy shares the application decision within two working days after receiving the application, along with the application documents and the application fee as applicable to the students. 

It is suggested to the students to submit the application as early as possible to be considered earlier before the seats of the course filled and provide all the documents required to avoid delay in the application decision.

However, the decision for some of the courses takes more than the usual due to the higher selection procedure.

The Master of Science course specializaiotn offered at the Australian Catholic Univeristy are majorly in the field of nursing, science, management, Humanities, Law, Social Science and many more.

Students can choose the course from Technology to sports for the study at the Master of Science degree at ACU Australia. The courses offered under the MS degree are available for the course duration of 18 months to 2  years, depending on the study mode 

No, the Australian Catholic University does not require Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) scores for the admisson on Master of Business Administration course or any other program. Students, irrespective of their country or application type, can apply for the MBA course at the Australian Catholic Univeristy without the submission of GMAT or GRE scores.

However, taking admission in the Australian Catholic University for the MBA course requires some other documents such as work experience, English language test scores, CV, personal statement and many more as a part of the admission requirements.