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Top MBA Colleges in Jodhpur.

Fees, placements, entrance exams and approvals for every MBA college in Jodhpur we list, in one place.

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Colleges
12
Government
3
Private
9
Total fees
₹1.1 L – ₹8.25 L

Top MBA Colleges in Jodhpur: full list

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MBA colleges in Jodhpur: questions.

How many MBA colleges are there in Jodhpur?

CoachingReviews lists 12 MBA colleges in Jodhpur. Of these, 3 are government (public) and 9 are private.

Which are the top MBA colleges in Jodhpur?

Top MBA colleges in Jodhpur on our list include Lucky Institute of Professional Studies (LIPS) Jodhpur, National Law University (NLU) Jodhpur, Jai Narain Vyas University (JNVU) Jodhpur, Indraprastha College of Management & Technology (ICMT) Jodhpur, Lachoo Memorial College Science and Technology Jodhpur. Compare their fees, placements and exams accepted on this page.

What is the fee for MBA in Jodhpur?

Total MBA fees at the 8 colleges with a listed fee range from ₹1.1 L to ₹8.25 L. Half of them charge ₹2.05 L or less. Fees change every year, so confirm with the college before applying.

Which entrance exams are accepted for MBA in Jodhpur?

The exams most often accepted by these colleges are CAT (12 colleges), XAT (12 colleges), MAT (11 colleges), CMAT (10 colleges).

Which are the government MBA colleges in Jodhpur?

Government (public) MBA colleges in Jodhpur on our list: National Law University (NLU) Jodhpur, Jai Narain Vyas University (JNVU) Jodhpur, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Jodhpur.

Is PGDM worth it?

Yes, a PGDM is worth it if you choose the institute well; the college matters more than the name of the course. A PGDM is a full-time two-year management programme run by an AICTE-approved autonomous institute, and for most private-sector jobs employers treat it like an MBA. The 8 colleges on this list with a published fee charge ₹1.1 L to ₹8.25 L in total. Before you pay, check three things: the institute's AICTE approval, its real placement record (batch size, median package and recruiters, not only the highest package), and whether the total fee can be earned back from the median package within a few years. A PGDM is not a university degree, so if you plan a PhD, a government job or study abroad, confirm that the institute's PGDM is accepted as equivalent to an MBA (the AIU equivalence certificate) before you join.