Shree Devi Institute of Technology Mangalore MBA : Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for the MBA programme at SDIT Mangalore is INR 1,20,000 for the full two-year duration. This fee applies to PGCET-quota students and is regulated by the VTU Fee Fixation Committee. Management quota students may be charged a different fee set directly by the college. No additional tuition is charged beyond the stated amount for PGCET quota admissions.

Ans. The PGCET code for SDIT Mangalore’s MBA programme is B281. Candidates use this code during the online choice-filling stage of Karnataka PGCET MBA counselling on cetonline.karnataka.gov.in. Entering the correct PGCET code ensures that SDIT appears in the preferred college list during seat allotment rounds. Candidates should verify the code remains unchanged for the 2026-27 counselling cycle on the KEA portal.

Ans. Yes, KMAT Karnataka scores are accepted for MBA admission at SDIT Mangalore alongside Karnataka PGCET. KMAT Karnataka is conducted by Karnataka Private Post Graduate Colleges Association and is recognised by VTU-affiliated MBA colleges. Candidates who did not appear for PGCET can use a valid KMAT score to apply through management quota or through the KMAT-based counselling channel for 2026-27 admissions.

Ans. After the PGCET MBA result (expected July 8, 2026), KEA opens counselling rounds on cetonline.karnataka.gov.in. Eligible candidates register with their PGCET rank, fill in college preferences choosing SDIT (code B281), and receive provisional seat allotment. On confirmation, they pay the acceptance fee and report to SDIT for document verification. Multiple rounds are held to fill remaining seats in August 2026.

Ans. An MBA from SDIT covers core management subjects including marketing, finance, operations, and human resources under the VTU curriculum. Graduates typically move into roles in banking and financial services, logistics firms, hospitality, IT companies, and manufacturing enterprises in the Mangalore-Udupi coastal belt. The degree is also a stepping stone to government management positions accessible through Karnataka PSC and UPSC management-cadre examinations.

Ans. Yes, SDIT offers management quota MBA seats that are filled through direct college-level admissions without requiring a PGCET or KMAT rank. Applicants need a bachelor’s degree with at least 50% aggregate from a recognised university. Management quota fees may differ from PGCET-regulated fees. Prospective students should contact SDIT’s admissions office directly for the management quota application schedule and seat availability for 2026-27.