To fill up the 13,500 vacant MBA seats in the state, the higher and technical education department has allowed colleges to admit students who didn’t take the common entrance test (MBA-CET).
Of the 35,000 seats, only 21,500 have been filled. Colleges can admit graduates from any stream based on their final-year marks, according to a Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) circular. Admissions will be done at the individual college level.
The vacancies include seats in the open category as well as management and reservation seats. Besides allowing the state to start second shifts for management, the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) this year allowed new colleges to have 120 students in their first batch, instead of the earlier 60.
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