NIT Warangal, announces MBA admissions for 2014

National Institute Of Technology, Warangal, School of Management, has announced the admission details for MBA for the academic year of 2014. This MBA programme is offered to engineering graduates. NIT Warangal, was honoured with B-school award by Amar Ujala and Bloomberg & ABP News.

The applications are invited for admission into the two-year full time MBA.

Eligibility:

First Class Bachelor's Degree in any branch of Engineering/Technology with atleast 60% marks in aggregate (I to IV Year) or 6.5 CGPA
A valid CAT /MAT score.

Application Fee:

Application fee is Rs. 1000/- (Rs. 500/- for SC/ST candidates).
Applications are to be submitted along with photocopies of necessary certificates and Demand Draft for Rs. 1000/- (Rs. 500/- for SC/ST candidates) drawn in favour of:

Director, NIT Warangal,
payable at S.B.H,
NIT Warangal Branch (Code No. 20149)

or any other Nationalized Bank payable at Warangal.

Name, address and contact number of the candidate should be written on the reverse side of the Demand Draft.

Admission Methodology:

Admissions are made on All India Basis.
Selection will be based on valid CAT/MAT score followed by group discussion and personal interview

Important dates:

Last date for receipt of filled in Application form along with requisite DD by post / hand: 28-02-2014
List of Short listed Candidates (On the Institute Website): 15-03-2014
Date & Time of GD and Interview: 11 & 12th April, 2014

Note:

Candidates awaiting the results of the final semester/year may also apply. But they should submit the final marks list before 15th September, 2014 in case they are selected. Failing to submit all the required certificates before due date will result in cancellation of admission.
Candidates should send their applications by Speed Post / Registered Post super scribing "Application for Admission into MBA - 2014" on the envelope to:

The Associate Dean-Admissions,
National Institute of Technology,
Warangal - 506 004, A.P.

Click here to download application form and for further details