Quick Facts

Total Fees

2.04 L

Exam

CMAT

Seats

300

Fees Details

General

₹ 2.04 L

Disclaimer: Data for total fees has been calculated based on all years/semesters as provided by the college. The actual fees may vary.

Course Details

MODE

Full time

DURATION

24 Months

Master of Business Administration (MBA) is a two-year full-time postgraduate course offered by Barkatullah University, Bhopal and approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).

Important dates

Exams and Events	Dates

CMAT

Exam Date (Mode - Online)

24 Jan'26 - 24 Jan'26

Eligibility Criteria

The Students who have completed their Bachelor’s Degree (10+2+3) and scored atleast 50% aggregate marks (45% for reserved category) or who have appeared in the final year examination this year from a recognised institution/university are eligible to apply.

Admission Details

The Admission is based on CMAT, the Directorate of Technical Education of Madhya Pradesh (DTE), Govt. of MP conducts Admission Counseling.
Subsequently, counseling for those who have missed CMAT is held as per DTE, Govt. of M.P guidelines strictly based on merit as per graduation Percentage(qualifying exam).

Top Exams Accepted by IPER Bhopal

(CMAT) - Common Management Admission Test

Exam Date - Online mode

24 Jan'26 - 24 Jan'26

Application Process Exam Analysis Preparation Tips Selection Process Cutoff Result Answer Key Admit Card Exam Pattern Eligibility Criteria

Student Reviews for MBA

2.9/5(3 Reviews)

College Infrastructure: 3/5

Academics: 3/5

Placements: 3/5

Value for Money: 3/5

Campus Life: 2.7/5

Bad College don't take this

Posted on 28 Dec'25 by Harsh Goswami
Batch of 2027-01-01 | MBA

College Infrastructure

The college infrastructure of iper is not the condition of college is very poor and the canteen are not good in iper college and also they don't have good facilities for students for there better development

Decent chaos friends shine infrastructure barely survives.

Posted on 18 Dec'25 by
Batch of 2027-01-01 | MBA

College Infrastructure

The campus isn’t modern or eye-catching, but it’s not disappointing either. Classrooms are spacious enough, though fans, lights, and boards often need fixing. Smart classrooms exist on paper, but in reality, they’re used occasionally. The library is one of the better parts—peaceful and helpful for self-study—but during exams it feels overcrowded and short of updated books. Computer labs and science labs are average; systems work, but many are outdated and shared by too many students at once. Washrooms and common areas are usable but clearly need more regular maintenance. The campus has enough space to move around, yet lacks proper seating areas or student-friendly corners.

Learning happens, but infrastructure often lets you down.

Posted on 18 Dec'25 by
Batch of 2027-01-01 | MBA

College Infrastructure

The college infrastructure is just enough to run the college, nothing more. Classrooms are small, fans work only at full speed or not at all, and during summers it feels like you’re attending lectures inside an oven. Benches are old, some shaky, and writing on them needs balance more than skill. Labs exist only on paper. Half the equipment doesn’t work, and practicals are mostly completed by copying readings from the board. The library has limited booksmostly outdated additional you usually rely on notes or PDFs instead.

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