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Yuvaraja's College (Autonomous), University of Mysore
Mysore, Karnataka
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Top MBA Colleges in Mysore.
Fees, placements, entrance exams and approvals for every MBA college in Mysore we list, in one place.
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Top MBA Colleges in Mysore: full list
Amrita School of Arts and Sciences, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham - Mysuru Campus, Karnataka
Mysore, KarnatakaPrivate5.0
UGC (Deemed University)NAAC A++CATXATCMAT
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- ₹6 L
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- ₹11 LPA
Ca
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B N Bahadur Institute of Management, University of Mysore
Mysore, Karnataka
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AT
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Pa
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Vi
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JSS Science and Technology University Mysore
Mysore, Karnataka
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St
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VTU Centre for Post Graduate Studies, Mysuru Mysore
Mysore, Karnataka
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GS
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Se
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SB
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Vi
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Da
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Maharani's Women's Commerce and Management College Mysore
Mysore, Karnataka
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FAQ
MBA colleges in Mysore: questions.
How many MBA colleges are there in Mysore?
CoachingReviews lists 16 MBA colleges in Mysore. Of these, 0 are government (public) and 1 is private; the rest have no ownership listed.
Which are the top MBA colleges in Mysore?
Top MBA colleges in Mysore on our list include Amrita School of Arts and Sciences, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham - Mysuru Campus, Karnataka, Daksha First Grade College Mysore, Cauvery College of Management Mysore, St Philomena's College Mysore, Parivarthana Business School Mysore. Compare their fees, placements and exams accepted on this page.
Which entrance exams are accepted for MBA in Mysore?
The exams most often accepted by these colleges are CAT (1 college), XAT (1 college), CMAT (1 college), MAT (1 college).
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. 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.