Business Management Studies

MICAT scores are valid for one admission cycle only. Candidates seeking admission into the PGDM and PGDM-C batch of 2026-28 can only use their MICAT 2026 scores.

A good score in MICAT depends on the relative performance of all test takers. MICA does not declare a fixed cutoff; rather, approximately 1/10th of total candidates are shortlisted based on scaled MICAT scores.

In case of any errors in your MICAT scorecard, such as spelling mistakes in name or incorrect roll numbers, candidates must immediately contact the MICA admission desk to get the issue rectified.

Yes, MICA conducts the MICAT exam in two phases within a single admission cycle. You can appear for both phases, and the institute will consider your best score when preparing the shortlist.

MICA considers the best of two MICAT scores along with CAT/XAT/GMAT performance. Approximately one-tenth of the total candidates appearing in both exams are shortlisted for GE-PI based on their scaled MICAT scores.

The MICAT final admission list is prepared based on a composite score as tabulated below:

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No, MICA does not send physical copies of the MICAT scorecard via post. Candidates must log in to the official portal, download the digital scorecard, and take a printout for future reference.

Candidates can know if MICAT results are announced by checking the official MICA website. The institute updates the portal with direct links to download the scorecard as per the official timeline.

MICA might send an email or SMS to registered candidates once the scores are uploaded. However, candidates are strongly advised to regularly track the official website to check the results promptly.