Sahyadri College of Engineering & Management (SCEM) Mangalore MBA Marketing: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for the two-year MBA in Marketing at SCEM is INR 1,16,000 for students admitted through the Karnataka PGCET government quota. This amounts to INR 58,000 per year and is regulated by the VTU Fee Fixation Committee. Management quota students may be charged a different fee and should contact the SCEM admissions office directly to confirm the applicable fee for the 2026-27 academic year before finalising their admission decision.

Ans. MBA Marketing graduates from SCEM can pursue roles such as Brand Manager, Sales Executive, Digital Marketing Analyst, Product Manager, Market Research Executive, and Business Development Associate. Key industries that recruit marketing MBA graduates include FMCG, e-commerce, IT services, banking, retail, and logistics. SCEM’s placement cell connects students with companies in the Mangalore and South Karnataka region, alongside national firms that participate in the annual campus placement drives.

Ans. Yes, MBA Marketing at SCEM is both AICTE approved and affiliated with Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), Belagavi. The programme is offered under SCEM’s autonomous status, allowing the college to enhance VTU’s base curriculum with additional electives and industry projects. Degrees are awarded by VTU upon completion of the two-year programme, which includes four semesters of coursework, case studies, internships, and a final dissertation project in the Marketing domain.

Ans. Karnataka PGCET MBA counselling is managed by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). After the PGCET result is declared, qualified candidates register on cetonline.karnataka.gov.in, complete document verification, and fill in college and specialisation preferences. SCEM’s PGCET code is B268. Seat allotment is done merit-cum-preference based, and candidates who receive SCEM MBA Marketing must accept the seat online within the specified deadline and then report to the college with original documents to confirm admission.

Ans. Yes, SCEM accepts CAT scores in addition to the Karnataka PGCET rank for MBA admissions. Candidates with a valid CAT, CMAT, KMAT Karnataka, MAT, or XAT score can apply for management quota or direct admission. However, for Karnataka-domicile candidates, the primary and most cost-effective route is through PGCET counselling managed by KEA, which also offers government-regulated fees. Non-PGCET candidates should contact the SCEM admissions office to understand the process specific to their entrance exam score.

Ans. Yes, SCEM’s Training and Placement Cell facilitates summer internships for MBA students in the first year and live project engagements in the second year. Marketing students can access internship opportunities with corporate partners in sectors such as retail, e-commerce, banking, and FMCG. The college’s industry connect initiatives and MoUs with various companies also create structured internship and guest lecture programmes for marketing specialisation students throughout the academic year.