Ans: MBA admissions for the session 2022 have begun. Many public and private colleges are accepting applications for admission based on both merit and entrance exam scores. 

Ans: Yes, several MBA programmes accept candidates with a graduation average of less than 50%. All MBA colleges need a minimum of 45 per cent for SC/ST and reserved category students.

Ans: For a two-year full-time MBA programme in India, prices range from INR 20,000 to INR 40 lakh. The average MBA fee, however, ranges from INR 4 to INR 12 lakh, depending on the college and the services it provides. Also see: MBA Fees in India by Range

Ans: About 95% of MBA colleges in India conduct GD/PI for management admissions, so it's safe to assume that GD/PI is required. This round is conducted by MBA colleges to examine the candidates' communication ability and leadership traits, which are necessary for a successful manager.

Ans: Yes, several MBA colleges in India provide admission to online and distance learning programmes without the need to take an entrance exam. However, such universities do require candidates to graduate with a respectable academic score (65% or more). Amity Global Business School, Benett University, Sharda University, Birla Global University, MRIIRS Faridabad, and other institutes offer direct MBA admission.

Ans: CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, NMAT, SNAP, ATMA, MAH CET, TANCET, TSICET, APICET, KMAT, KMAT Kerala, and Karnataka PGCET are the top MBA entrance exams.

Ans: No, attendance at a Distance MBA course is not required. The majority of distance MBA programmes admit students based on their academic records and professional experience of two years or more. Some government universities, on the other hand, administer admissions tests. For example, OPENMAT is administered by IGNOU, and the PGRRCDE Entrance Test is administered by the Prof G Ram Reddy Centre for Distance Education. 

Ans: Yes, an MBA is an excellent career-oriented curriculum for working individuals who want to improve their managerial skills and advance to management positions in organisations.

Ans: There are various advantages to getting an MBA after working for a while, including:

1. Candidates with job experience are given an advantage at the majority of the top MBA colleges in India throughout the admissions process.
2. Because of their previous job experience in the operation of an organisation, candidates will be able to comprehend concepts better and faster during the course.
3. Candidates with job experience have a better chance of landing better posts and income packages during university placements.

Ans: Among the top MBA colleges, the FMS (Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi University) has the lowest costs. The full-time MBA programme costs INR 41,920 in total.

Ans: For full-time, distance, online, and part-time MBA students, the overall course duration is two years. Apart from full-time study, the time required to finish the degree in all other modes can be prolonged by up to four years.