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See the degree grade →A two-year, full-time MBA that prepares graduates for management and entrepreneurial roles in agriculture, food systems and rural development. Best suited to graduates seeking careers in agribusiness firms, food processing, agri‑finance, agri‑tech startups or rural enterprise development.
The course covers agribusiness operations, rural finance, food supply chains, agri-tech and sustainable enterprise development, with an explicit emphasis on entrepreneurship and leadership. Learning methods include live projects, field visits, leadership mentoring, business simulations and interactions with industry experts. The program also highlights skills such as critical thinking, analytical ability, communication and financial/business acumen.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. Admission is through CAT / MAT / CMAT / SUNET 2026 or on merit.
Graduates are prepared for roles across agribusiness and rural sectors. Typical job titles and sectors mentioned by the programme include:
The course page also highlights placement support and reports a highest salary of 30 LPA, an average of 6 LPA, and more than 400 employment partners alongside 100% placement assistance.
The university promotes industry-aligned learning, placement assistance and value‑added courses; specific scholarship or fee-waiver details are not provided on the course page and should be confirmed with the admissions office. Prospective applicants can contact the admission helpline for current information on fee structure, scholarships and financial support.
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