University of Petroleum & Energy Studies invited applications for admission into MBA

UPES conducted Group Discussions & Personal Interviews at various locations across India for admission into MBA in Oil & Gas/ Power Management/ Energy Trading/ Logistics & Supply Chain Management/ International Business, Port & Shipping Management/ Aviation Management/ Information Systems Management/ Infrastructure Management for the academic session 2012-2014.

All students who appeared in December 2011 MAT, September 2011 MAT, February 2012 MAT, CAT 2011, CMAT and XAT were invited to appear for the Group Discussions & Personal Interviews subject to fulfilling the below-mentioned eligibility criteria.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Minimum 50% (10th, 12th & Graduation) for all programs

For MBA Oil & Gas/ Power Management/ Energy Trading/ Logistics & Supply Chain Management/ International Business:

• Students who secured minimum 75 percentile in CAT'11 or 80 percentile in MAT'11 were eligible to participate directly in Group Discussions & Personal Interviews conducted for these UPES MBA programs.

For MBA Port & Shipping Management/ Aviation Management/ Information Systems Management/ Infrastructure Management:

• Students who secured minimum 70 percentile in CAT'11 or 75 percentile in MAT’11 were eligible to participate directly in Group Discussions & Personal Interviews conducted for these UPES MBA programs.

The GDPI was scheduled to be conducted from June 8 to 14, 2012

About UPES:

The University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) is a first of its kind university situated at Village Bidholi, Dehradun, India, specializing in the fields of oil and gas, power, computer science and infrastructure. Established in 2003, UPES offers over 47 undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programs. It is situated in a 30 acres campus in the Pondha valley, Dehradun It is the first Indian Energy University recognised by UGC.

Source: Aman Agarwal, Campus Reporter, Dehradun

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