If you're looking for MBA colleges exclusively for women in Hyderabad, here are some top options:

Andhra Mahila Sabha School of Informatics (SoIM) – Hyderabad’s first business school for women, offering PGDM/MBA programs with strong placements and specializations in Business Analytics, Financial Services, and General Management. Admission is through TS ICET.

Osmania University College for Women (OUCW) – A reputed public institution offering a 2-year MBA program with tuition fees around 40,000 and solid placement records. Entry is via TS ICET.

St. Pious X Degree & PG College for Women – This women-only college offers MBA programs and hosts industry interactions and guest lectures to boost employability.

Yuvathi Mandali School of Business for Women – Offers a full-time MBA/PGDM program. Admission via TS ICET and the fees are around 1,00,000.

Other well-known women’s institutions offering MBA:

Schools like RBVRR Women’s College, Kasturba Gandhi PG College for Women, Sridevi Women’s Engineering College (which has an MBA wing), Stanley College for Women, St. Ann’s College for Women, and Villa Marie College for Women also offer MBA/PGDM programs.

Hello Neha

Going for a MBA from a regular recognized college which is not a Top B-school is one's own choice made upon his/her career goals and future aspirations.

Honestly speaking, there is very less scope of a good placement after B.Com (//B.Com) (exceptions of top college like Shaheed Sukhdev). If you wish to enter the corporate world, you will either need to go for a MBA or have to hone your skills up to a certain level which is required.

Moreover, you can prepare for CAT and if all goes well, join institutes like FMS who have their average fees of 3 Lakh for the whole 2 year MBA while giving a great package of 30 LPA.

The choice is yours. Thank You!!!

Hello,

It's possible for you to pursue an MBA in hospital management in India even if you haven't passed the FMGE exam. To apply for this program, you need to identify colleges that offer this course, and often they require exams like the CAT, MAT, XAT, or CMAT, and sometimes private colleges directly give you admission.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello,

MBA admissions for the 2025 session will begin soon after the results of entrance exams like CAT, XAT, SNAP, NMAT, MAT, and CMAT are declared. Usually, the admission process starts from January 2025 and continues till May or June 2025, depending on the college. National-level institutes like IIMs begin their selection early, while private colleges and state universities continue their admission process till mid-year. Therefore, you should keep checking the official websites of the colleges where you want to apply, as each one releases its own admission schedule.

Thank you!

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Hello,

Mainly the MBA application starting date depends on the specific programs and institution. Many national-level entrance exams, like CAT, XAT, SNAP, and NMAT, will start their applications in July-August. Other exams like MAT and ATMA have applications throughout the year, while CMAT applications will open in November 2025.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Yes, you can completely do MBA in Hospital Management. As FMGE is a licensing exam that is for foreign Medical graduates must need to pass to practice medicine in India.

MBA in Hospital Management is a management degree, not a medical practice licence. For pursuing this course you just need a bachelor's degree in any field with minimum marks 50% above in most Universities.

Without passing FMGE still there are many career scopes after MBA such as:

- Hospital Administrator

- Healthcare project manager

- Medical Coordinator

- Healthcare data analyst

- Pharmaceutical

Hello!

Id you didn’t pass FMGE you can apply for MBA course.You can choose specializations like Hospital & Healthcare Management, Hospital Administration, Pharmaceutical Management, or even General MBA. Give entrance exams like CAT,MAT,XAT,CMAT or SNAP to get top colleges or you can apply to private Universities that accept students without any entrance exam.

Some good colleges for  MBAs are Symbiosis Institute of Health Sciences (Pune), Tata Institute of Social Sciences , KJ Somaiya (Mumbai), Apollo Institute of Hospital Administration (Hyderabad),  Manipal Academy of Higher Education or IIMs etc.

Good afternoon. Yes, a residence or domicile certificate is required to get a seat in MBA through TSICET.

According to the Telangana State Council of Higher Education (TSCHE):

You must satisfy the local or non-local status criteria as per the Andhra Pradesh Educational Institutions (Regulation of Admissions) Order, 1974.

This is essential for:

Seat allotment

Fee reimbursement

Reservation benefits

Documents You’ll Need for TSICET Counseling

Residence/Domicile Certificate (issued by MRO or Tahsildar)

TSICET Rank Card & Hall Ticket

Class 10 & 12 Marksheets

Degree Certificate (or provisional)

Aadhaar Card

Caste Certificate (if applicable)

Income Certificate (for fee reimbursement)

Hello Akshay,

If you want an MBA college in Pune and have been allotted S.B. Patil Institute of Management in CAP Round 2 with 88%, as a SEBC OHU candidate, this is a good option to take if you care about location and timeliness more than waiting for subsequent rounds. If you are looking for higher-ranked Pune institutes (PUMBA, Indira, MIT-WPU) and are willing to take a chance, you can wait for CAP Round 3.

If your MBA (Finance) is from an accredited university and you have at least 55% of the possible points (or 50% for reserved categories), you can take the UGC NET in Commerce.
Your MBA in finance is relevant because UGC NET Commerce covers business, accounting, finance, economics, and management topics.
If you are well-versed in the fundamentals of commerce, pick commerce.

As an alternative, you can choose UGC NET Management, which is closely related to MBA courses.
Your subject-matter expertise and career objectives should guide your decision.