Marvelous College of Technology Incorporated (MCTI) was officially registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission on January 8, 2008, under its original name Marvelous Institute of Technical College Incorporated (MITCI). The institution was founded through the combined efforts of educators, businessmen, and professionals who envisioned a competitive and accessible educational institution, especially for learners from low-income families. MCTI is located at M.H. Del Pilar Street, Barangay Zone IV, Koronadal City, in the province of South Cotabato.

In June 2008, MITCI welcomed its first batch of 405 students from first year to fourth year across various programs. During the same year, it filed for accreditation of Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programs with TESDA under the leadership of Mr. Juanito Cueva, then-director of TESDA Region XII. Programs like Hotel and Restaurant Management, Food and Beverage Services, Building Wiring Installation, Mechanical Technology, Information Technology, Consumer Electronics, and Driving were subsequently granted Certificates of Program Registration (COPR) by June 24, 2008.

MITCI initially offered TESDA courses and associate degrees. However, in a strategic move to provide more competitive education, Mr. Agapito D. Lubaton, the school administrator, partnered with Southern Mindanao Institute of Technology (SMIT) to enable students in Hotel and Restaurant Management and Information Technology to earn baccalaureate degrees.

In October 2008, 29 students graduated from programs in Mechanical Technology, HRM, IT, and Driving-Mechanic. Inspired by this momentum, CHED Director Ms. Eloisa Paderanga encouraged MCTI to transition from TESDA courses to baccalaureate degree programs. This led to the official name change to Marvelous College of Technology Incorporated (MCTI), approved by the SEC on November 13, 2008.

By March 2009, MCTI held its first Commencement Exercises with 135 graduates. Notably:

• BS Information Technology (BSIT) graduates included Ms. Janly Grace Aspera, Ms. Angelica Cabalse, Ms. Cyrine Mae Francisco, Ms. Nerphe Licos, and Ms. Audrey Lywyllyn Uy.
• BTTE-Automotive Technology graduates included Mr. Candelario Faderon, Mr. Jerson Rubrico, Mr. Joey Rubrico, and Mr. Arjay Tumbagahan.
• The lone BTTE-Electronics Technology graduate was Mr. Normandy Elisan.

MCTI quickly established strong linkages with both local and international industries. Through a Memorandum of Agreement with DOLE Region XII, MCTI became a Public Employment Satellite Office (PESO) for South Cotabato. Graduates found employment in Canada, Riyadh, and Hanjin Offshore Shipyard in Subic.

During SY 2009–2010, MCTI became a TESDA-accredited assessment center for several trade areas and expanded its TVET offerings. By May 2010, CHED granted permits for new baccalaureate programs:

• BS Information Technology (BSIT)
• BS Business Administration (BSBA), Major in Marketing Management
• Bachelor of Technical Teacher Education (BTTE) Majors in Automotive, Electrical, and Electronics Technology

To meet the growing demands, MCTI refined its curriculum, updated facilities, and launched various scholarship programs such as:

• Kabugwason (Provincial Government of South Cotabato)
• PESFA and PGS (TESDA)
• SPES (DOLE)
• ISKO Scholarship (City of Koronadal)

By SY 2012–2013, MCTI launched new CHED-accredited programs:

• BS Criminology
• BA in English, Filipino, and Mass Communication
• Associate in Computer Technology
• Associate in HRM

Enrollment for these new programs totaled 133 students, further establishing MCTI’s diverse academic offerings.

From 2013 to 2016, MCTI invested in major infrastructure projects:

• Construction of the covered court, Home Economics building
• Renovation of the clinic, canteen, computer labs, faculty office, cashier, and library
• Internet installation across the campus

New programs introduced included:

• Bachelor in Agricultural Technology
• BTTE majors in Computer Technology and Food Services Management
• BSBA major in Financial Management
• BS in Office Administration
• BS in Accounting Technology

In SY 2015–2016, Mr. Aidee Vonn D. Lubaton, son of the founder, assumed the presidency of MCTI. His leadership marked a new chapter, focusing on innovation and preparation for the Senior High School Program.

With its guiding motto:

“Marvelous On The Go, sa Trabaho Sigurado.”

MCTI continues its mission to provide accessible, affordable, and quality education, shaping competent professionals for both local and international employment. Its legacy stands strong in the heart of South Cotabato and beyond.