Seven steps to help you understand the application and selection journey at MYRA School of Business.
Each stage helps the Office of Admissions understand your academic preparation, motivation and potential to contribute to the MYRA learning community. Follow the seven steps below and keep your supporting documents ready.
The application for admission to our full-time program must be made online. Visit Apply Now to complete your online application. On successful completion, applicants are prompted to submit supporting documents. Please ensure all requested documents are uploaded for review by the Office of Admissions.
Open the application portal ↗The Office of Admissions evaluates academic records and standings to ensure that the applicant qualifies for the program of choice. Academic profile carries a 25% weightage in the admission decision and is an important prerequisite to joining our programs.
The applicant’s undergraduate stream carries a 12.5% weightage in the overall admission evaluation process.
Each student submits a one-page Statement of Purpose (SOP), which carries a 12.5% weightage in admission decisions. It should cover the applicant’s background and achievements, motivation to pursue a PGDM, fit with MYRA School of Business, and academic interests or preferred areas of specialisation.
The Office of Admissions evaluates scores from CAT, XAT, GMAT, GRE, NMAT, CMAT, MAT or ATMA. Applicants without a qualifying score may take the MYRA Entrance Test (MET) online from any location. MET is a 60-minute test with 50 questions across quantitative ability, verbal ability and logical reasoning, with no negative marking. The entrance test is mandatory and carries a 25% weightage.
Applicants who qualify through the academic profile, entrance test and Statement of Purpose are invited to an online or on-campus interview. The interview carries a 25% weightage and assesses the candidate’s fit with the program, background, aspirations and program outcomes. Depending on the profile, one or two interview rounds may be offered.
Successful applicants receive a provisional admission offer from the Office of Admissions. Candidates are expected to accept within 72 hours of receiving the offer to secure their place. If waitlisted, applicants should await the completion of the admissions cycle for an update.