VIT-AP School of Business Admission

VIT-AP School of Business is a B-School under the umbrella of VIT, Amaravathi started in the year 2017, and this is situated in Amaravathi, Andhra Pradesh. Currently, VIT-AP School of Business offers a BBA course and BBA in Business Analytics under Bachelor's degree.

• The programs are BBA general, a three-year full-time course, and BBA in Business Analytics, which is also a three-year full-time course. There is other two BBA course in collaboration with University of Michigan Dearborn, USA and BS Business Data Analytics with Arizona State University, USA.
• For being eligible to take admission in VIT-AP into the BBA course, candidates must have cleared 10^th and 12^th with at least 60% marks in aggregate. To take BBA in Analytics, applicants should have secured a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate, having Mathematics as compulsory subjects in 12^th grade.
• In the VIT-AP School of Business Admission procedure, candidates will be selected based on personal interviews conducted online by the college as the selection process for BBA admissions.
• BBA admission in VIT AP is purely merit-based, so there is no need for the candidates to have appeared for any entrance examination for admissions.
• VIT-AP School of Business application process is conducted both online and offline hence. Candidates can apply for the desired course directly by filling the form on the website, or it can be downloaded and filled as per the convenience of applicants.
• For applying to the BBA course in VIT-AP, one must register online via the official website to receive a login Id and password. One can log in with the given ID and Password to duly fill in the necessary details and upload the documents scanned copies of the 10^th and 12^th marks card.
• VIT-AP School of Business application fee is Rs. 950. After paying, Institute will inform this student eligible for the course about the interview through email.
• Students must pay Rs. 10,000 for participating in the interview and will be refunded back to the students if they don’t get selected for the course.