If you are planning to apply for the full-time MBA at Delhi Technological University in 2026, the key thing to know is that admission is being handled through the Common Management Admission Committee (CMAC) Delhi. That means you do not apply separately through an independent DTU MBA notification for this route. Instead, you register through the CMAC process, choose your preferred university, and compete on the basis of the common merit process laid down for DTU, NSUT, and IGDTUW.
For DTU, the MBA programme is offered through the Delhi School of Management. The 2026 admission brochure confirms the application schedule, basic eligibility, accepted entrance scores, selection method, seat matrix, registration fee, and counselling flow. The most important points for applicants are simple: you need a recognized bachelor’s degree with the required minimum marks, a valid CAT-2025 or MAT-2025/MAT-2026 score, and you must attend the personal interview and document verification if shortlisted.
This page is focused only on what a DTU MBA applicant is most likely trying to find first: when the form closes, who can apply, which scores are accepted, how the merit list is prepared, how many seats DTU has, and what happens after seat allotment. Wherever a detail is not finally fixed in the brochure, it is clearly marked as not yet announced.
DTU CMAC MBA Admission 2026 Overview
DTU MBA admission for 2026 is being conducted through the Common Management Admission Committee (CMAC) Delhi. Under this process, candidates apply through a common portal and participate in a centralized admission workflow for MBA programmes covered under CMAC.
For DTU, the MBA programme is offered through the Delhi School of Management. The 2026 CMAC brochure confirms that DTU is part of the centralized MBA admission process along with other participating universities. Candidates are shortlisted on the basis of CAT or MAT performance, and final admission depends on merit, interview participation, document verification, category eligibility, seat availability, and the university preference submitted during registration.
Important Dates for DTU MBA Admission 2026
The CMAC 2026 brochure gives a tentative admission schedule. Applicants should still check the CMAC portal regularly because the brochure itself states that the schedule is tentative.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Information bulletin and application form release | 17 April 2026 (Friday) |
| Last date to submit application form | 17 May 2026 (Sunday) till 11:59 pm |
| Release of shortlisted candidates for interview and document verification | 25 May 2026 (Monday) |
| Personal interview and document verification | 1 June 2026 to 5 June 2026 |
| Release of List I of selected candidates | 19 June 2026 (Friday) |
| Payment of part admission fee for List I | 22 June 2026 to 24 June 2026 |
| Release of List II | 6 July 2026 (Monday) |
| Payment of part admission fee for List II | 7 July 2026 to 9 July 2026 |
| Release of List III | 17 July 2026 (Friday) |
| Payment of part admission fee for List III | 20 July 2026 to 22 July 2026 |
| Reporting for verification and allotment letter | 23 July 2026 to 24 July 2026 |
| Last date of admission | 7 August 2026 (Friday) |
| Spot round notification, if required | To be announced |
Eligibility Criteria for DTU MBA Admission 2026
For DTU MBA under CMAC 2026, a candidate must have passed any bachelor degree examination with minimum 60% marks in aggregate or equivalent CGPA from a recognized university or institution. A valid CAT-2025, MAT-2025, or MAT-2026 score is also required.
There is a relaxation of 10% in minimum marks for SC, ST, and PD candidates. The degree must be from a university incorporated by an Act of the central or state legislature, an institution established by an Act of Parliament, a deemed university under the UGC Act, 1956, or an equivalent qualification recognized by the Ministry of Education, Government of India.
Candidates appearing in the final semester or final year may also apply, but they must later produce proof that they meet the eligibility requirement by the date prescribed by the university. If the university or institute does not provide a CGPA conversion formula, the brochure states that equivalent percentage will be computed as CGPA multiplied by 10.
Accepted Entrance Scores and Score Rules
DTU MBA admission through CMAC 2026 accepts CAT-2025, MAT-2025, and MAT-2026 scores. The brochure makes it clear that applications are shortlisted on the basis of these scores only.
The merit process gives priority to CAT candidates first. After valid CAT-2025 candidates are exhausted, candidates with valid MAT-2025 or MAT-2026 percentile are considered. If a candidate has appeared in both MAT-2025 and MAT-2026, the higher of the two percentiles is taken for merit preparation.
The brochure also states that the cut-off for CAT-2025 and MAT-2025/2026 will be decided by the CMAC committee. As of the current brochure, the specific cut-off percentile is not yet announced.
How the Selection Process Works
The selection process has three practical stages: shortlisting based on entrance score, personal interview and document verification, and then merit-based allotment.
The final merit list is prepared using the following weightage structure:
| Priority | Component | Weightage |
|---|---|---|
| Priority 1 | CAT-2025 Percentile | 70% |
| Priority 1 | Personal Interview | 30% |
| Priority 2 | MAT-2025 or MAT-2026 Percentile (higher of the two, if both are available) | 70% |
| Priority 2 | Personal Interview | 30% |
Candidates who do not attend the personal interview and document verification are not considered for the final merit list. In case of a tie, the candidate with the higher entrance percentile is ranked higher. If the tie still remains, the older candidate is ranked higher. If there is still a tie after that, random number is used to break it.
How to Apply Online for DTU MBA through CMAC
The brochure states that candidates seeking admission to MBA programmes at DTU, IGDTUW, and NSUT must register online through the CMAC admission system. During registration, candidates need to fill the form, pay the non-refundable registration fee, and submit their choice preference for seat allotment.
- Complete online registration during the notified application window.
- Pay the registration fee online.
- Fill and lock university preferences carefully.
- Wait for shortlisting based on CAT/MAT score.
- If shortlisted, attend personal interview and document verification.
- Check merit list and seat allotment round results.
- Pay the part admission fee within the allotted round timeline to keep the seat.
The online registration fee for all categories listed in the brochure is Rs. 1,500 plus transaction fee, if any.
DTU MBA Seat Matrix and Reservation
The CMAC 2026 seat matrix shows that Delhi School of Management, DTU has 270 MBA seats. In addition, the brochure mentions 1 supernumerary seat for Kashmiri Migrant candidates.
| DTU Category Code | Seats |
|---|---|
| GNGN | 99 |
| GNPD | 5 |
| GNCW | 5 |
| EWGN | 25 |
| EWPD | 1 |
| EWCW | 1 |
| OBGN | 66 |
| OBPD | 4 |
| OBCW | 3 |
| SCGN | 37 |
| SCPD | 2 |
| SCCW | 2 |
| STGN | 18 |
| STPD | 1 |
| STCW | 1 |
| Total | 270 |
The brochure also applies reservation norms for SC, ST, OBC-NCL, and EWS categories, with horizontal reservation under CW and PD categories. If a candidate claims a reserved category or sub-category, the original valid certificate has to be produced at the time of document verification.
Interview, Document Verification and Certificates
Shortlisted candidates have to appear for personal interview and document verification in physical mode. The brochure says the venue and exact details for the same will be announced on the admission website. Merely applying is not enough; a candidate who skips the interview or document verification stage is excluded from the final merit list.
For eligibility and verification, the brochure clearly expects candidates to be able to prove their bachelor degree eligibility and produce a valid CAT or MAT score. For reserved categories and sub-categories, the original and valid certificate issued by the competent authority is mandatory at verification.
For OBC-NCL and EWS candidates, the brochure specifically allows submission of an older certificate and undertaking at the application stage, but the final certificate to be shown at personal interview and document verification must be issued after 31 March 2026.
Fees, Seat Acceptance, Upgradation and Spot Round
The registration fee is Rs. 1,500 plus transaction fee. After seat allotment in any counselling round, the candidate must pay a part admission fee of Rs. 1,00,000 within the notified schedule. If the fee is not paid in time, the allotted seat is cancelled automatically.
The brochure also states that such candidates will not be considered for subsequent seat allotment rounds, except for the spot round. Before later rounds begin, candidates are automatically considered for upgradation based on their entered preferences, rank, eligibility, and seat availability.
A spot round may be conducted if seats remain vacant. The brochure also mentions that fresh applications against vacant seats may be invited under an alternative criterion in the spot round, and a special spot round may be conducted separately by the respective university depending on vacancies.
What Happens After DTU Seat Allotment
Once a candidate is provisionally allotted DTU in a counselling round and pays the required part admission fee, the next step is reporting and final verification as per the schedule. The brochure lists 23 July 2026 to 24 July 2026 for reporting of candidates for verification and issue of allotment letter.
After final allotment, admitted candidates must visit the allotted university for physical verification of original documents, commencement-related formalities, and payment of the balance fee, if any, as per the respective university schedule. If the candidate fails to pay the balance fee according to the university's payment schedule, the admission stands cancelled.
The last date of admission mentioned in the brochure is 7 August 2026. This date is also relevant for withdrawal and refund reference purposes.
About the DTU MBA Programme
The DTU full-time MBA is offered through the Delhi School of Management. According to the university's programme page, it is a two-year full-time professional programme spread over four semesters.
The programme structure covers management foundations in the first year and includes skill-based functional electives such as Finance, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Information Technology, and Operations or Supply Chain. The department page also highlights specializations such as Marketing Management, Financial Management, Human Resource Management, Supply Chain Management, Information Technology Management, and Knowledge and Technology Management.
For students comparing options, this section matters because the CMAC process only gets you into the admission funnel. The academic experience itself is delivered by DTU through the Delhi School of Management.
Official Links
Frequently Asked Questions
The last date to submit the CMAC 2026 MBA application form is 17 May 2026 till 11:59 pm.
You need a bachelor's degree with minimum 60% aggregate or equivalent CGPA from a recognized institution, along with a valid CAT-2025, MAT-2025, or MAT-2026 score.
CMAC 2026 accepts CAT-2025, MAT-2025, and MAT-2026 scores for DTU MBA admission.
Yes. Shortlisted candidates must attend the personal interview and document verification. Candidates who do not attend are not included in the final merit list.
Delhi School of Management, DTU has 270 MBA seats under CMAC 2026, along with 1 supernumerary seat for Kashmiri Migrant candidates.
The registration fee is Rs. 1,500 plus transaction fee, if applicable.
Yes. Final semester or final year students may apply, but they must produce proof of eligibility by the date prescribed by the university and must meet the required aggregate marks when results are declared.
No specific cut-off percentile is stated in the brochure. It says the cut-off for CAT-2025 and MAT-2025/2026 will be decided by the CMAC committee.