CAT Scores

Yes, you can get scholarship for MBA in Adamas University based on CAT score according to the following criteria:

IIM Calcutta has only mentioned accepting GMAT score for admission into EMBA courses.

However, CAT is commonly accepted by other similar institutes for both MBA and MBAEx courses. Thus, candidates are advised to ask admission desk for confirmation on this question.

IIM Calcutta has only mentioned accepting GMAT score for admission into EMBA courses.

However, CAT is commonly accepted by other similar institutes for both MBA and MBAEx courses. Thus, candidates are advised to ask admission desk for confirmation on this question.

No, you cannot use the CAT score for direct admission to the MBA/PGDM course at this university. 

You would need to first appear for the CAT entrance exam, and then get shortlisted for the PI and or GD rounds to be considered for a seat. Since the CAT cutoff is not released publicly, the closest estimated cutoff for the General AI category was 50. 

• For more information about the CAT exam, click here.
• To know more about the accepted CAT cutoff at this university, click here.

VGIM Cutoff 2025 is not available yet. However, according to the VGIM MBA/PGDM cutoff 2024, the overall MAT percentile required for admission to PGDM course is 70 for the students belonging to the General AI category

No, Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar has not mentioned that it accepts CAT score for MBA admissions on their portals. Candidates are instead required to appear for an in-house entrance exam that is conducted by GNDU itself.

Yes, COEP, Pune does accept CAT score to admit candidates for MBA admissions. During CAP rounds, if candidates have a valid score in CAT, they will be chosen based on those scores only. Thus, such candidates are not required to reappear for MAH-CET.

No, to gain admission to the MBA course at this university, candidates have to either attempt the CAT or other accepted exams (MAT, SUAT, etc.) and then appear in the  Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds. 

Students are shortlisted for the GD and PI rounds based on their performance in the accepted entrance exam. Students who clear both these rounds are then offered a seat. 

There is no direct admission at Sharda University based on the CAT entrance exam.