Exam

The Graduate Record Examination conducting body ETS has not set any official minimum qualification for the GRE Exam. However, students must have a graduate degree from a valid university to apply for various PG programmes. The GRE is mainly famous among students for a Master’s degree in business, MBA, law, or more. A certain score in the UG examination is not required for   GRE eligibility.

The Delhi School of Management (DSM) of Delhi Technological University (DTU) uses CAT scores for admission to its MBA programme. The CAT cutoff for 2023 is 85% for all specializations. However, the cut-off percentage for DSE MBA IB ranges from 90–95% depending on your previous studies and profile. There is also a 50 percent cut in each category.
To be eligible for admission to the MBA programme at DTU, you must:
Graduation with a minimum of 50%,
Score well in CAT or MAT,
For Executive MBA, have at least 3–4 years of work experience.

The Common Management Admission Committee (CMAC) admits and advises MBAs on qualifying scores in CAT or MAT exams. CMAC decides the appropriate CAT/MAT cutoff percentage for inviting eligible candidates forward for GD and PI rounds.
DTU recognizes a number of national test scores, including:
JEE Main and GATE in tech and design subjects,
CUET-PG for MA courses,
CAT/MAT in MBA course,
NET/CSIR etc. in Ph.D course.

Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering in Mumbai offers B.Tech programs in engineering and engineering disciplines. Admission to B.Tech is based on IIT score or any other entrance test as determined by the college. Candidates must have at least 60% marks in 10+2 grades.
Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) CET score is preferred, but if you do not have a valid NMIMS CET score, you will still be able to apply for MPSTME using your JEE Mains score.

Marwadi University accepts scores from various national-level entrance exams for admission to its programs. For B.Tech, the university considers the Gujarat Common Entrance Test (GUJCET) scores for determining the cutoff. Additionally, for MBA admissions, the university takes into account the scores of exams such as CAT, MAT, XAT, ATMA, and CMAT. The specific cutoff marks vary for each programme and are based on candidates' performance in the respective entrance exams.