About us

Amrita School of Business earlier known as Amrita Institute of Management, started in 1996 by the Mata Amritanandamayi Math is a constituent of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, which has evolved as a vibrant, value based, inter-disciplinary multi-campus University. The MBA Degree Programme (earlier termed Post Graduate Diploma in Management or PGDM) is a fully residential two-year Programme at the four (Amritapuri, Bangalore, Coimbatore, Kochi) campuses of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham. The Programme has been approved by the AICTE.

Further the Institute has been accredited by NBA. An admission to ASB is through Common Admission Test (CAT) conducted by the IIMs, followed by Group Discussion and Interview. Students are required to undertake a ten-week long summer training project with a company of repute during the summer break between Terms III and IV usually beginning April.

Campus:

The campus is a small township with over 2500 students and is equipped with modern infrastructure and amenities. There exist on-campus air conditioned convention center and multiple auditoriums. The state-of-the-art e-learning studio enables satellite based live multi- way classroom delivery. The campus has facilities for outdoor sports with two cricket pitches, four tennis courts, a football ground, a volleyball court, a basketball court and indoor games like carrom, table tennis and chess. Also provided is a multi station gymnasium and table tennis/ badminton courts. The Institute also Has campuses located at Amritapuri, Bengaluru, Coimbatore & Kochi

Chancellor’s Message

There are two types of education – education for a living and education for life.

When we study in college, striving to become a doctor, a lawyer, or an engineer, that is education for a living. But education for life requires an understanding of the essential principles of spirituality; it is about gaining a deeper understanding of the world, our minds, our emotions and ourselves.

We all know that the real goal of education is not to create people who understand only the language of technology; the main purpose of education should be to impart a culture of the heart, a culture based on spiritual values.

Love and compassion are the very essence of all religions. What, then, is the need for us to compete?

Love is our true essence. Love has no limitations such as religion, race, nationality, or caste.

We are all beads strung together on the same thread of love. To awaken this unity and to spread the love that is our inherent nature to others — this is the true aim of human life.