MBA 2 Years at K-IIT College of Engineering, Gurugram

The Master of Business Administration known as MBA offered at K-IIT College of Engineering in Gurugram is a two‑year full‑time postgraduate programme that focuses on business administration and management. This MBA programme is aimed at graduates who want to grow their knowledge of management and aim for leadership roles, across business functions. The MBA course is part of the Department of Business & Entrepreneurship.

MBA Course Details

• Course Name: Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• Duration: 2 Years
• Course Type: Postgraduate Programme
• Mode: Full-time
• Department: Business & Entrepreneurship
• Affiliation: Gurugram University
• Approval: AICTE

MBA Eligibility

Candidates who want to join the MBA program need to have a Bachelors degree or a Masters degree in any subject from a university that is recognized. They must have least 50% marks in total.

For candidates from SC/ST or Divyang groups, in Haryana the required percentage is 47.5%.

MBA Admission

Admission to the MBA programme is governed by the guidelines prescribed by Gurugram University. Candidates are required to meet the prescribed eligibility requirements before applying for admission. The college's current website provides an online admission facility for the 2026–27 academic session

MBA Learning & Academic Environment

The MBA programme is part of K-IIT's Department of Business & Entrepreneurship, which focuses on management and enterprise education. The college describes its approach as including analytics, mentorship and industry internship, along with student-centred learning and industry partnerships. The institution's broader academic approach also focuses on developing students as future entrepreneurs and leaders.

MBA Career & Placement

K-IIT College of Engineering has a placement section that shows the career results of its graduates. The college says the top package is ₹21 LPA and the average cost to company is ₹9.4 LPA. Alumni work at companies such, as Microsoft, JP Morgan, Amazon, EY, Deloitte, Delhivery, Dell, RSA, Persistent Systems and Expedia.