Invertis MBA FAQs
Ques. What is the advantage of dual specialization in MBA compared to single specialization?
Ans. Dual specialization provides a competitive advantage by equipping graduates with expertise in two complementary business domains, making them more versatile and valuable to employers. For example, combining Finance with Marketing enables professionals to understand both financial analysis and market dynamics, or combining HR with International Business prepares graduates for global HR roles. This multidisciplinary approach enhances career prospects and opens opportunities across diverse sectors and roles within organizations.
Ques. What are the different specialization combinations available?
Ans. Students can choose from diverse specialization tracks including Marketing, Human Resource Management, Finance, Information Technology, International Business, Retail Management, Project Management, Healthcare Management, Rural and Agriculture Management, and Hospitality & Tourism Management. Popular combinations include Finance + Marketing, HR + International Business, IT + Finance, and Marketing + Retail Management. Students can select combinations based on their career aspirations and industry interests.
Ques. What is the admission process for MBA Dual Specialization?
Ans. The admission process involves submitting an application form, qualifying for entrance exams (IUCET, CAT, MAT, XAT, ATMA, or other recognized exams), participating in Group Discussion and Personal Interview (GD/PI), and completing document verification. Admission is merit-based, considering entrance exam scores, GD/PI performance, and academic background. The entire process typically takes 2-3 months from application to final admission.
Ques. What career opportunities are available after MBA Dual Specialization?
Ans. Graduates can pursue diverse career paths depending on their specialization combination. MBA HR graduates can become Executive Recruiters or Training Managers; MBA Finance graduates can work as Financial Analysts or Investment Managers; MBA Marketing graduates can become Branding Specialists or Market Positioning Experts; MBA IT graduates can work as IT Managers or Technology Officers. The dual specialization enhances employability and opens opportunities for senior management roles in multinational corporations, startups, and government organizations.
Ques. How does the program incorporate industry exposure?
Ans. The MBA program includes comprehensive industry exposure through case studies, investment training, site visits to companies, and guest lectures from senior professionals. Students analyze various industries through real-world projects and presentations. Lab work covers MS Office, managerial communication, and written analysis. This practical approach ensures students understand current market trends and develop skills applicable to real business scenarios.
Ques. What is the fee structure and are there payment options available?
Ans. The total fee for the 2-year MBA Dual Specialization program is ₹292,000 (including tuition and examination fees). Year 1 fee is ₹141,000 and Year 2 fee is ₹151,000. The university offers flexible payment options including semester-wise payments and EMI facilities. Scholarships based on merit and entrance exam performance can significantly reduce the overall cost. Hostel and transport fees are charged separately and are optional.







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