Adarsh Institute of Management and Information Technology Bangalore MBA Finance: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. AIMIT accepts CAT, CMAT, KMAT Karnataka, Karnataka PGCET, MAT, and XAT scores for admission to MBA Finance. KMAT Karnataka registration is currently open through the first week of September 2026 starting from April 2, 2026. CAT 2026 registration closes September 15 with the exam on November 29. Shortlisted candidates are required to appear for Group Discussion and Personal Interview at the Bangalore campus before final selection.

Ans. The total tuition fee for the two-year MBA at AIMIT is INR 5,00,000. Optional on-campus hostel accommodation costs INR 2,04,000 for two years and is charged separately. Education loans are available through leading banks for eligible candidates. The semester-wise payment schedule and any additional charges can be confirmed with the AIMIT admissions office during the enrolment process.

Ans. A bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognised university with at least 50% aggregate marks is required (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates). Final-year students can apply on the condition that they submit a degree completion certificate before the admission deadline. A valid entrance exam score in one of the accepted tests is also mandatory. Work experience is not required, and fresh graduates from any stream may apply.

Ans. Yes. AIMIT, Chamrajpet, Bangalore, is affiliated to Bengaluru City University (BCU) and the MBA is AICTE approved and recognised by the Government of Karnataka. MBA Finance is one of six specialisations offered at the institute. The BCU degree is a recognised postgraduate management qualification with valid standing for employment and further studies including PhD programmes at affiliated institutions.

Ans. MBA Finance graduates from AIMIT typically pursue roles in financial analysis, banking, corporate finance, accounting, and investment advisory within Bangalore’s financial services and IT-enabled services sectors. The AIMIT placement cell facilitates campus recruitment, though specific specialisation-wise placement data is not separately published. Candidates should speak with the placement office to understand sector-specific outcomes and the companies that have recruited Finance MBA graduates in recent years.

Ans. The MBA Finance curriculum at BCU-affiliated institutions typically covers financial management, investment analysis and portfolio management, corporate finance, financial markets, banking and insurance, taxation, cost accounting, and management accounting. The specific electives and curriculum structure for AIMIT’s Finance specialisation should be confirmed with the admissions team, as BCU revises its syllabus periodically to align with current industry requirements and regulatory frameworks in the Indian financial sector.