What is the procedure to take MBA admission at Masters' Union School of Business?

<p>To be eligible for admission to Masters' Union courses, aspirants need to fill out the application form with written and video essays, followed by an aptitude test and final PI rounds. One has to take CAT or MU-BAAT exam for qualifying into MBA or PGDM course of Master's Union School of Business. This is the basic eligibility criteria to be fulfilled. Almost 250 seats are available under this course in one specialization. So one can opt according to the availability of seats and preference.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>To take MBA admission at Masters' Union School of Business, applicants are required to take the Masters' Union Business Aptitude Admissions Test (MUBAAT), which evaluates analytical and verbal skills along with business acumen through a caselet. Applicants can also submit valid GMAT, GMAT Focus, GRE or CAT scores in their online application. The admissions committee considers the best test score if multiple options are submitted. The selection process is based on a combination of academic and professional experience, essays, entrance exam scores, and interview performances. Applicants need to register and verify their details with Masters' Union, complete the admissions application form including CV, essays, and supplementary questions, and sit for the MU-BAAT exam (administered after the round deadline) if they are not using GMAT/CAT/GRE. The admission fee is non-refundable, and the tuition fee is INR 21,12,200/-. Masters' Union offers scholarships, and students can apply for them at the beginning before further rounds of the admissions process.</p>

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