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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
SECAB Institute MBA admissions are entrance-based and the institute does not give direct admissions. Students have to appear for the selection rounds regardless even if they have CAT score. However, such students may be eligible for state-level scholarships in some cases. To know more, students can call the institute.
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CAT is widely accepted across most the top-tier private MBA colleges in India besides all the top IIMs, but the scores alone are not enough, especially in institutes like Management Development Institute, SPJIMR, MICA, etc. There are interview rounds and candidate profile selections to go through after the CAT exam.
Not all top B schools in India, however, that are self-financed require CAT. Best would be going through our guide on Indian MBA colleges without CAT, which lists Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, Delhi, JBIMS, Mumbai, FORE School of Management, and others.
NMAT is generally for SVKM's Narsee
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4 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
To get a seat at Bennett University for the MBA/PGDM programme, students have to first attempt the CAT entrance examination, attain the qualifying percentile, and then proceed to the 2nd round of admissions, which may involve GD (Group Discussion) and PI (Personal Interview).
Based on old data, General AI students likely need a 25 percentile in CAT to make it to the next round, but this is just an estimate, not official.
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Yes, students can get admission in Netaji Subhas University MBA without CAT. The university also accepts scores of other national-level management exams, such as MAT/ XAT, etc. Hence, CAT is not mandatory for NSU MBA admission.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham accepts the CAT, MAT or the XAT exam for admission to the MBA course. Students can attempt any one of the aforementioned exams. After taking part in the exam, students have to attain a valid percentile.
Based on previous year trends, a percentile of at least 40 would be needed for the CAT exam. For the XAT and MAT, 70th and 80th percentiles are required. This is for the General AI category; other categories will have different cutoffs.
Note: The cutoff data is based on an estimate and is not official.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham accepts the CAT, MAT or the XAT exam for admission to the MBA course. Students can attempt any one of the aforementioned exams. After taking part in the exam, students have to attain a valid percentile.
Based on previous year trends, a percentile of at least 40 would be needed for the CAT exam. For the XAT and MAT, 70th and 80th percentiles are required. This is for the General AI category; other categories will have different cutoffs.
Note: The cutoff data is based on an estimate and is not official.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham CAT Cutoff 2026 was only available to students who had attempted the exam and could log in with their registered login ID and password. But, based on the previous years' trends, a CAT percentile of at least 40 would be required to proceed to the next round of admission.
Students who attain this percentile have to then take part in the GD (Group Discussion) and PI (Personal Interview) to have a chance at admission.
Note: This is the cutoff for the General AI category. The cutoff mentioned here is based on an estimate and is therefore not official.
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
Empire College of Science MBA admissions are merit-based and generally do not require any entrance exams. Hence, having CAT score will not make much of a difference on admission chances. However, students may check with the college to know more.
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