Master of Business Administration [MBA] (Strategic HR) From Chandigarh University, Chandigarh

Candidate must have a bachelor degree or its' equivalent in any discipline with atleast 50% marks from recognized University/ Institution. Graduates of recognized professional programmes like CA/ ICWA/CS etc. are also eligible to apply.

The table displays some basic details related to the MBA course.

The university offers 9 specializations under MBA course which are tabulated below aong with their fees.

Specializations such as Marketing, Finance, International Business, Human Resource and Entrepreneurship come under General MBA. While, MBA in Strategic HR is a specialized program in association with SHRM (Society for Human resource Management).

The university provides MBA in Business Analytics in collaboration with IBM. Whereas, MBA in Banking and Financial Engineering is offered in collaboration with ICICI Bank.

Chandigarh University MBA Eligibility 

The eligibility for MBA course is mentioned below for different specializations:

Eligibility for General MBA, Statistics HR, Tourism & Hospitality Management

Candidates must have a Bachelor’s degree in relevant discipline with minimum 50% marks from a recognized university.

NOTE - For Strategic HR, candidates who are Chartered Accountant/Company Secretary/Cost Accountant are also eligible.

Eligibility for Business Analytics 

• Candidates must have a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline with 55% marks.
• And, they must have studied Mathematics/Statistics as a compulsory subject at 10+2 or Graduation level.

Eligibility for Banking & Financial Engineering

To apply for this program, candidates must have a Bachelor’s degree in Commerce background with at least 55% marks.

Chandigarh University MBA Selection Criteria

• For selecting candidates, the university considers the merit in CAT/MAT/GMAT exam.
• Those who do not possess a scorecard of the above mentioned exam have to appear in the CUCET exam conducted by the Chandigarh University.
• Applicants with a valid rank in any of the entrance exams are called for Group Discussion and Personal Interview.
• The university will finally select the student based on his or her performance in the GD and PI rounds.
• Thus, the final selection collectively depends upon the merit obtained by candidates in the entrance exam and how well they perform in GD and PI.