Business Management Studies

The Dronacharya Group of Institutions accepts the following entrance exam scores for admission to its MBA program:

Common Admission Test (CAT): administered by IIMs; Management Aptitude Test (MAT): conducted by AIMA; Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT): administered by XLRI; Common Management Admission Test (CMAT): administered by AICTE; AIMS Test for Management Admissions (ATMA): administered by AIMS
Andhra Pradesh Integrated Common Entrance Test (APICET) and the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)
To be eligible for MBA admission at the Dronacharya Group of Institutions, a candidate must have a valid score on either one of these admission exams.

If an applicant has taken more than one exam, the institutes take into account their best score. Although there is no minimum score requirement, greater scores improve selection odds.

The Dronacharya Group of Institutions offers the following top scholarships for MBA students, along with information on how to apply for them:

Merit Scholarship: Students who graduate with excellent academic standing may be eligible for a tuition waiver of up to 25%. given out at the time of admission on the basis of merit.
Means Scholarship: Students from economically disadvantaged areas are eligible for a 20% remission. require legitimate income documentation.
Sports Scholarship: Waiver of up to 25% for athletes and sportspeople competing at the national or state level. require accomplishment certificates.
10% of the Sibling Scholarship is waived if the sibling is a current DGI student.
Army soldiers Scholarship: Children of army soldiers are eligible for a 20% remission. Need

The XAT percentile criteria for shortlisting the MBA class of 2022–2024 was approximately 80–85 percentile.
The cutoff in the 2021–2023 cohort was just 75–80% of the maximum possible score on the XAT.
In the XAT score range of 70–75 percentile, the cutoff was set for the 2020–22 cohort.
It is predicted that the cut off for the 2019–21 batch was in the 65–70 percentile range in the XAT prior to that.
In summary, there appears to be a growing pattern in the XAT cutoffs used to select applicants for Christ's MBA programme in Pune over time. This suggests that competition for the programme is increasing.

You can apply if you receive 70% on the XAT, but admission is not guaranteed. To increase your chances, concentrate on having a solid application and performance overall in GD/PI. The institution will make the ultimate determination based on merit.

Depending on the applicant pool, the minimum XAT percentile needed to be called for a personal interview and group discussion fluctuates every year. It has fluctuated between the 70th to the 80th percentile in recent years.
An assortment of elements, including XAT scores, academic record, professional experience, and success in GD/PI, are taken into consideration before a final admission decision is made.
If you match the other eligibility requirements, you should have a reasonable chance of being nominated if your XAT score is above 70%. But even scoring 70% on the XAT does not ensure admission.