What Are the Top MBA Colleges and Their Fee Structure?

Master of Business Administration (MBA) is one of the most valued courses worldwide. MBA graduates are in tremendous demand irrespective of their area of expertise or specialization. The degree is typically completed in two years. Candidates with a bachelor's degree are eligible for MBA admission. Alongside from a bachelor's degree, the Top MBA colleges in Delhi NCR demand relevant professional experience.

A few institutes with their three year ranking are mentioned below:

Institute Name IIT Delhi	NIFR Ranking 2021 5	NIFR Ranking 2022 4	NIFR Ranking 2023 5
IIFT Delhi	25	24	27
JMI Delhi	36	29	25
IMI Delhi	26	30	34
Fore School of Management	43	60	63
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University	51	62	66
Jagan Institute of Management Studies	71	82	88
Jamia Hamdard	Not Ranked	100	96

Private Colleges	Total Tuition Fee	Entrance Exam/Eligibility Criteria
IMI Delhi Admission	INR 21 lakh Seats: 390	Entrance Exams: XAT, CAT Graduation with 50% aggregate
FORE School of Management Admission	INR 18 lakh Seats: 480	Entrance Exams: XAT, CAT Graduation with 50% aggregate
Jagan Institute of Management Studies Admission	INR 9 lakh Seats: 300	Entrance Exams: CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA Graduation with 50% aggregate
New Delhi Institute of Management Admission	INR 12 lakh Seats: 540	Entrance Exams: CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT Graduation with 55% aggregate
Public Colleges	Total Tuition Fee/Seat Intake	Entrance Exam/Eligibility Criteria
Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi Admission	INR 11 lakh Seats: 91	Entrance Exam: CAT Graduation with 60% aggregate
IIFT Delhi Admission	INR 17 lakh - INR 22 lakh	Entrance Exam: IIFT Graduation with 60% aggregate
JMI Delhi Admission	INR 39,000 - INR 3 lakh Seats: 254	Entrance Exam: JMI Entrance exam UG degree with 50% aggregate
FMS, University of Delhi Admission	INR 2 lakh Seats: 251	Entrance Exam: CAT Graduation with 50% aggregate

Data Collected as per 2024 from- SIKCHHA

Candidates who meet the minimum eligibility requirements must next go through the selection process to enroll in the course. This involves two important aspects:1. Passed the Management Entrance Exam.

Even if one meet the fundamental requirements for pursuing an MBA, most reputable universities demand a valid score on one of the nationally recognized management admission exams. Some of the most generally acknowledged management tests, with scores accepted by institutions, include the CAT, XAT, MAT, GMAT, and CMAT. Some universities may also offer their own management admission tests, which serve as the foundation for the subsequent selection process.

2. Clearing the Rounds of Personal Screening and Interview

Once an individual has met the university's cut-off for a specific management entrance exam, the university will screen their portfolio. The screening process also involves a round of Personal Interviews (PIs), which the candidate must pass in order to be accepted into the MBA program.