SJEC Mangalore MBA Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Venture Development: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for MBA Innovation and Entrepreneurship at SJEC Mangalore is INR 1,28,000 for the two-year programme (INR 64,000 per year) under the government (PGCET) quota. Management-quota seats carry higher fees. Hostel and transport charges are payable separately. Karnataka SC and ST students may apply for state tuition reimbursement.

Ans. Candidates must hold a graduation degree in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum aggregate of 50% (45% for SC/ST Karnataka-domicile candidates). A valid Karnataka PGCET, KMAT Karnataka, or CMAT score is required for 2026-27 admission. Final-year graduation candidates may apply provisionally.

Ans. SJEC Mangalore accepts Karnataka PGCET (MBA exam June 14, 2026, conducted by KEA) for government-quota seats, and KMAT Karnataka or CMAT for management-quota seats. PGCET-qualified candidates must register for KEA centralised counselling to complete the admission process.

Ans. Graduates pursue roles as entrepreneur, venture development manager, innovation consultant, and startup founder. SJEC Mangalore’s placement cell connects students with companies across the services, banking, and manufacturing sectors. The compulsory ten-week internship helps students build corporate exposure before graduation. Public sector management exams such as SBI PO and RBI Grade B are popular pathways for SJEC MBA graduates.

Ans. Candidates must qualify Karnataka PGCET (MBA) or KMAT Karnataka or CMAT and secure a valid score. PGCET-qualified candidates register for KEA centralised counselling at cetonline.karnataka.gov.in. On seat allotment, report to SJEC with original graduation mark sheets, degree certificate, and entrance scorecard, then pay the prescribed fee to complete enrolment.

Ans. Karnataka SC and ST students may apply for full tuition reimbursement via karepass.cgg.gov.in. Merit-based Central Sector Scholarships are available at scholarships.gov.in for students with family income below INR 8,00,000. Post-matric scholarships are available for OBC and minority candidates. Education loans from nationalised banks cover tuition and living expenses.