MBA Based on Non-Relevant Qualification

About Program

Objectives

1. Provide graduates from non-business disciplines with the essential business foundation required for advanced management education.
2. Develop a clear understanding of core business functions, contemporary management models, and the practical issues faced by modern organizations.
3. Build strategic thinking, analytical ability, communication, teamwork, leadership, and managerial decision-making skills.
4. Enable students to apply business concepts and management practices to real organizational challenges across different industries.
5. Develop the ability to assess existing business practices critically and identify practical opportunities for improvement.
6. Support professional growth, adaptability, innovation, and entrepreneurial thinking for careers in dynamic business environments.

Eligibility Criteria

• Academic Qualification: Applicants must hold a 16-year bachelor degree in a non-business or non-relevant discipline from an HEC-recognized university.
• Minimum Academic Requirement: A minimum of 50% marks is required, or a CGPA within the 2.00 to 2.50 out of 4.00 eligibility range, as applicable to the previous qualification and University admission policy.
• Bridging Semester: Applicants entering from a non-relevant academic background are required to complete the prescribed bridging semester or foundation coursework as part of the MBA pathway before progressing through the advanced business curriculum.
• Admission Test: Applicants must qualify NTS GAT General or the University Entry Test with a minimum cumulative score of 60%.
• AIU Selection Process: Candidates are also required to qualify the AIU entrance assessment and successfully complete the final interview as part of the admission process.