Mangaluru: The Department of Business Administration at Sahyadri College of Engineering & Management is set to organise a focused PGCET Training Programme – 2026 to support students preparing for the Karnataka PGCET examination.

The expert-led crash course will be conducted on May 8 and 9, 2026, at the Sahyadri campus, offering structured guidance for MBA aspirants.

Focused preparation for competitive exams

The programme is designed to provide targeted preparation, covering key concepts, exam strategies, and practice sessions to enhance students’ performance in the PGCET examination.

Participants will receive insights into exam patterns, time management techniques, and problem-solving approaches.

Expert-led training sessions

The sessions will be conducted by experienced faculty members and subject experts, ensuring quality guidance and practical learning.

The initiative aims to build confidence among aspirants and help them approach the examination with better clarity and preparation.

Affordable and accessible programme

The training programme is open to all PGCET aspirants and is offered at a nominal registration fee of ₹100, making it accessible to a wide range of students.

Seats are limited, and candidates are encouraged to register at the earliest.

Registration and contact details

Interested participants can register through the official link:
https://forms.gle/fpyzg2gakPmmv3pz9

For further information, candidates may contact:

  • Prof. Awin Eric Cutinha – +91 96114 52167
  • Prof. Padmanabha B – +91 98450 89165

Supporting academic excellence

The initiative reflects Sahyadri College’s commitment to academic support and student success by providing structured training and mentorship.

Such programmes play a crucial role in helping students perform well in competitive examinations and pursue higher education opportunities.

Conclusion

The PGCET 2026 training programme offers a valuable opportunity for aspirants to strengthen their preparation through expert guidance and focused learning, contributing to better outcomes in the examination.