Anekant Institute of Management Studies Pune MBA Banking & Insurance: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for the 2-year MBA in Banking and Insurance at AIMS Pune is INR 1,95,500 covering the full 4-semester duration. Fee waivers are available through the DTE Maharashtra TFWS scheme and state government freeship programmes for eligible candidates. No hostel facility is available on campus and students must arrange private accommodation in Baramati.

Ans. Graduates of MBA Banking and Insurance from AIMS Pune can pursue careers in retail banking, corporate banking, insurance underwriting, claims management, wealth management, microfinance, and financial advisory services. Public sector banks, private banks, insurance companies, and NBFCs are common employers. The specialisation also prepares students for roles in banking operations, risk management, and treasury functions.

Ans. AIMS Pune accepts CAT, XAT, MAT, ATMA, CMAT, and MAH-MBA-CET scores for MBA admission. Admission is primarily channelled through the DTE Maharashtra Centralised Admission Process (CAP). Maharashtra domicile candidates are prioritised through CAP rounds while non-Maharashtra applicants may seek admission through the institute-level process with valid national-level entrance scores.

Ans. Candidates register on the DTE Maharashtra MBA CAP portal, verify their documents, and fill an option form listing preferred colleges and specialisations. Allotment is based on the candidate’s CAP merit rank and preference order. After receiving the allotment letter, students must report to AIMS Pune for GD, PI, and document verification within the deadline specified in the allotment letter.

Ans. Candidates must hold a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks (45% for reserved category candidates under DTE Maharashtra norms). A valid score in at least one of the accepted entrance exams is mandatory. There is no upper age limit for applying to MBA at AIMS Pune.

Ans. While no specific pre-MBA preparation is mandatory, candidates with a background in commerce, economics, or finance will find the banking and insurance curriculum more accessible. Familiarity with basic financial products, banking operations, and regulatory frameworks such as RBI and IRDAI guidelines can be helpful. The programme is open to graduates from any discipline who meet the 50% eligibility criterion.