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ABHINAV SRIVASTAVA

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If you've taken the CAT or MAT multiple times, you're probably wondering if you can submit multiple attempts to GIBS during the application process. It's an easy answer; just include details about each test attempt (e.g., date taken) and attach each of your scorecards.

 

Generally speaking, if you've taken the CAT or MAT multiple times, you'll be expected to submit your the highest available score. This is taken into account by GIBS when evaluating your application because their goal is to assess each candidate based on their the highest performance.

 

The key point is that the scorecards must be authentic and easily verifiable b

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Neerja Rohatgi

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Kristu Jayanti University MBA Cutoff 2024 has been released as per MAT Cutoff 2024. The Kristu Jayanti University MAT Cutoff 2024 was 70 percentile for admission to the MBA/PGDM course. However, as per the Karnataka PGCET Cutoff 2024, the rank needed for admission was 1542 for the MBA programme. 

For the MBA in International Finance course, the MAT percentile was also 70 for candidates belonging to the General AI category. Students can click here to know more information about MBA cutoff.

 

 

 
 

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Harpreet Singh

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Yes, you have a very good chance of getting into the MBA in Business Analytics program at Chandigarh University, even if your graduation score is under 60%. CU's basic requirement for MBA is at least 50% in graduation, so you're already eligible academically. Your 85% in MAT is an excellent score and significantly strengthens your application. In fact, scoring between 85–89.99% in MAT may qualify you for a 20% scholarship on semester fees, depending on seat availability. Since your MAT score is strong, it works in your favor during the merit-based admission process and makes up for the lower graduation percentage.

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Neerja Rohatgi

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VIT Business School accepts MAT exam percentile for admission to MBA programme. The MAT Cutoff 2024 is 80 for students belonging to the General All India category. In 2023, the VIT Business School cutoff was 80, and in 2022, it was also the same, at 80.

This trend suggests that the MAT percentile has neither seen much change in cutoff nor competition over the past three years. 

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Kritika Mehra

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Yes, it's actually a good idea to give multiple MBA entrance exams if you can manage it. Each exam opens up different sets of colleges, so your chances increase instead of depending on just one score.CAT is obviously the toughest, but exams like CMAT, XAT and MAT also give you options in decent B-schools if one paper doesn't go well. The syllabus overlaps a lot, so preparing for one usually helps with the others too.Just make sure you don't over-stress and pick the exams that match your target colleges and your strength level.

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Devika Verma

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Several well‑known MBA/PGDM institutes in India accept MAT, CMAT, XAT scores — which means aspirants have more flexibility when planning their applications. Some good options are:Jaipuria Institute of Management (Noida, Lucknow, Indore) – Accepts MAT/CMAT/XAT and offers a variety of specializations with strong placement support.Amity University (Noida & other campuses) – Flexible MBA programs, accepts MAT/CMAT, with multiple campuses across India.Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME, Bangalore) – Entrepreneurship‑focused, industry‑connected, accepts XAT/MAT/CMAT.Institute of Management Technology (IMT
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Devika Verma

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If you're aiming for non-IIM B-schools, all four exams — CAT, XAT, NMAT, and CMAT — can open good options depending on your target colleges.For example, NMAT is accepted by schools like Athena School of Management, NMIMS, and SP Jain Global, which focus on profile-based admissions and industry exposure.XAT and CAT are more competitive and suit those aiming for top-tier institutions, while CMAT and MAT are good for mid-range B-schools.Your choice should depend on your career goals, target institutes, and the type of MBA programme you want — whether corporate-focused, analytical, or global.

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