MYRA School of Business Admissions 2024: Courses, Eligibility, Application process, Cut Off, Scholarship

There are 7 specializations in the PGDM course namely: Marketing & Strategy, Finance & Accounting, Analytics & Data Science, Operations Management, Organizational Behaviour & HR, Entrepreneurship.

NOTE - Students can opt for a maximum of two specializations.

MYRA School of Business PGDM Eligibility

A bachelor’s degree in any discipline with 50% and above, from a recognized institution, is a pre-requisite. Your subject background, extra-curricular activities, awards, and recognitions are also considered during evaluation. Good academic standing is a prerequisite and carries a 25% weightage in the admission decisions. For SC, ST, OBC candidates the qualifying criteria are as per AICTE norms.

NOTE – The institute gives preference to candidates who have work experience, though it is not mandatory.

MYRA School of Business PGDM Selection Criteria

• The school shortlists students on the basis of various parameters such as the academic record of 10th, 12th and Graduation, entrance exam or MET score, work experience (if any), case study and extracurricular activities and achievements.
• The shortlisted candidates need 10 points only then they will be called for one or two rounds of personal/telephonic/skype Interview.
• The final selection is done if an individual has scored a total of 18 points or above collectively in entrance exam score, work experience, case study, activities & achievements and performance in the interview round
• At last, MYRA will announce the names of all the selected applicants on its website.

Academic Profile

The Office of Admissions evaluates the applicant’s academic records and standings to ensure that the applicant qualifies for the program of choice. Academic profile carries a 25% weightage on admission decision and is an important pre-requisite to joining programs.

Entrance Test 

The office of Admissions also evaluates the applicant’s entrance test score in any of the accepted qualifying exams (CAT, XAT, GMAT, GRE, NMAT, CMAT, MAT, ATMA). If an applicant does not have an entrance score or if an applicant does not meet the qualifying scores in an entrance exam, they are invited to take the MYRA Entrance Test (MET) online.

The MET is an online test that can be taken from any location at any time and is a 60-minute test with 50 questions, scored out of 50. The test consists of 20 questions from quants, 20 questions from verbal, and 10 questions on logical reasoning; with no negative marking. Each correct question awards a student 1 point. The entrance test score is a mandatory requirement to apply for the full-time programs and carries a 25% weightage in the admission decisions.

Case Analysis

On qualifying with an academic profile and entrance test scores, applicants are offered a one-page case on a ‘business model’ depending on the program of choice. Applicants are expected to submit their understanding and analysis as a presentation, which is followed by a case analysis interview. Case Analysis is an important assessment that lets the Office of Admissions evaluate a candidate’s thought process, critical thinking, and program alignment; and carries a 25% weightage in the admission decision.

Admission Interview

Applicants who qualify with academic profile, entrance test, and case analysis are invited for an admission interview either online or on-campus. The admission interview is the most important deciding process for admission to the programs and carries a 25% weightage for admission decisions. Admission interviews assess the candidate’s fitment to the program based on background, aspirations, and program outcome objectives. Based on the candidate profile, 1 or 2 rounds of admission interviews may be offered.

Cut off for PGDM 

Here we are providing the cut off of different exams based on which MYRA accepts the applications of students:

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