To qualify for enrollment in the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program students must show evidence of finishing their undergraduate studies at a university with recognized accreditation. Students from any academic background such as commerce science engineering or arts qualify for admission provided that their educational institution prefers candidates from business fields. Most educational institutions set marks-based entry requirements for graduate programs between 50% to 60% yet individual institutions may enforce separate percentage specifications. Universities demand candidates to provide documentation showing applicable work experience before taking executive MBA programs.
Instead of basic academic requirements MBA students must pass specific admission examinations linked to university standards or standardized national tests including CAT, GMAT, GRE, and alternative tests. These assessment tests evaluate candidates through multiple sections including quantitative aptitude assessment alongside verbal ability assessment along with tests for logical reasoning and broad general knowledge. As part of their assessment for entrance the universities conduct both group conversations and individual face-to-face interviews to understand candidates' ability to lead while interacting with others.