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

Ans. AIMIT accepts CAT, CMAT, KMAT Karnataka, Karnataka PGCET, MAT, and XAT scores for MBA Marketing admission. KMAT Karnataka registration is open through the first week of September 2026. CAT 2026 registration closes September 15 and the exam is on November 29. Karnataka PGCET MBA 2026 exam was conducted on June 14. All shortlisted candidates must attend a Group Discussion and Personal Interview at the AIMIT Bangalore campus to complete selection.

Ans. The total tuition fee for the two-year MBA at AIMIT is INR 5,00,000. Optional hostel accommodation is available for INR 2,04,000 for two years and is charged separately. Education loan facilities are available through leading banks for eligible candidates. For a semester-wise fee payment schedule and any additional charges, candidates should contact the AIMIT admissions office directly before applying.

Ans. Candidates need a bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. The minimum is 45% for SC/ST/OBC category applicants as per BCU norms. Final-year students may apply and must submit proof of degree completion by the stipulated deadline. A valid score in one of the accepted entrance exams is mandatory. Graduates from science, arts, commerce, and engineering backgrounds are all eligible for the Marketing specialisation.

Ans. Yes. AIMIT in Chamrajpet, Bangalore is affiliated to Bengaluru City University (BCU). The MBA programme is AICTE approved and recognised by the Government of Karnataka. Marketing is one of six specialisations available under the MBA programme. BCU affiliation ensures the degree is accepted for employment in public and private sector organisations across India.

Ans. MBA Marketing graduates from AIMIT typically pursue careers in brand management, digital marketing, sales management, market research, and product marketing within Bangalore’s consumer goods, e-commerce, and technology sectors. The placement cell at AIMIT facilitates campus hiring. Course-specific placement data for the Marketing specialisation is not separately published. Candidates should contact the AIMIT placement office to understand sector-specific outcomes and recruiter profiles from recent batches.

Ans. The MBA Marketing curriculum at BCU-affiliated institutions typically covers consumer behaviour, brand management, marketing research, digital marketing, sales and distribution management, advertising and promotion, product and pricing strategy, and international marketing. Specific electives and the current syllabus at AIMIT should be verified with the admissions team, as BCU updates its curriculum periodically to reflect evolving needs of the Indian and global marketing environment.