BIT Bangalore MBA Finance: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

The BIT MBA program features a grading system composed of three internal assessments, each worth 50 marks, and an external exam initially worth 100 marks but adjusted to 50 marks. The final grades are evenly split between internal and external marks, with exams being of easy to moderate difficulty. The program is supported by 10 faculty members. Enrollment saw a significant increase from 63 students in one batch to 120 in the next, divided into two sections of 60 students each.

Fees vary based on admission type: students via PGCET pay INR 100,000 yearly, totaling INR 200,000 for two years, with an additional college fee of INR 30,000 per year. Those admitted through management seats pay INR 300,000 annually, while students joining via reference pay INR 200,000 per year. Fees generally rise each year, with the management quota fee for newer students increasing to INR 400,000 annually. With BIT becoming autonomous from the 2024-2026 batch, further fee increases are anticipated.