MAT Scores

Being a CAT \ CMAT \ XAT \ MAT \ trainer for the last 15 years, I would start by saying that your MAT score is very low. You have to look at scoring a minimum of 700 plus in the MAT exam to make it to a reputed B School. Moreover, very few reputed B Schools, accept MAT scores. They prefer either CAT or XAT scores. Your objective should be to make it to the top 50 B Schools in India. It is only then that your degree will be recognized and valued by the corporate world. Since, your career, to a huge extent, depends on your first job, you have to be doubly careful. Most of the B Schools in the top 50 accept CAT and XAT scores. The CAT exam is held once a year in the month of October - November with a window period of 20 days. XAT is also held once a year, in the month of January. Kindly make a conscious decision

Dear Debpratim, there should be the following Parameters you assess before joining an MBA Institute :
1. Admission Criteria
2. Infrastructure, both (physical & intellectual)
3. Course Content and Specializations offered
4. Faculty
5. Student and Alumni Achievements
6. Cost of education
7. Placement details & CTC offered
8. Location & hostel facility
You may consider:-
FORE School Of Management
Birla Institute Of Management & Technology
Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management
Asia Pacific Institute Of Management
IMT Ghaziabad
MDI Gurgaon
They Accept CAT & MAT both for admissions. You may visit respective websites in order to find details on fees, intake, eligibility criteria, admission process, entrance exams, learning mode options, etc. Feel free to revert.

Hi Aman,
There are many reputed institutes which accept MAT scores in Bangalore.One of such reputed institute is Adarsh group of Institutions, which provides MBA under Bangalore university and Mysore university and PGDM (autonomous)some of the key features under Bangalore university are as follows:
1)MBA Dual specialization
2)Sap B1 course certification
3)Total personality development(certified by Path finder Edu solution)
4)PGPM (Autonomous certification)
5)Diploma in Global Business Management
6)Foreign Languages(French /German/ Spanish/Dutch)
7)High end laptop
Some other institute providing MBA in Bangalore are as follows:
Kristu Jayanti college
Krupanidhi school of management
Garden city college
Indian Academy school of management studies.
Best of luck for your MAT exam!
FYI, Admissions are open online for Adarsh College.For further details follow the link.
http://www.adarshaimit.com/admissions/eligibility.html
Regards,
Priyanisha Chhetri,
1st year MBA
AIMIT.

There are many colleges which accept MAT scores, but before applying or taking admission in any colleges, you must do some research to find out which are the MBA colleges which provide proper education, facilities, faculties of the colleges and placements. Apart from this, the place or the location is also important, because for a student safety matters. If you consider all these parameters then you may apply in Unitedworld School of Business, Ahmedabad/ Kolkata which provides quality education, facilities . Faculties over here belong from eminent institutes like IIT, IIM, SIBM ,JNU etc who act as mentors to the students. Placements have been very good, renowned companies like PWC, PARLE, ITC, SAMSUNG, VODAFONE, AIRTEL, , TIMES JOB, TIMES OF INDIA, VIDEOCON etc have recruited students from this institute. For further details you can visit http://www.unitedworld.edu.in/.

Hi,
Find below some of the good institutes in South India to pursue MBA which accepts May MAT scores for admission:
- Siva Sivani Institute of Management-Hyderabad.
- Aurora's Business School-Hyderabad.
- Institute of Public Enterprise-Hyderabad.
- Indus Business Academy-Bangalore.
- St Joseph's College of Business Administration- Bangalore.
- SCMS-Cochin and many more institutes.
Please browse through the link mentioned below to get detailed information regarding various institutes in India offering course of your interest and accepting MAT scores for admission.
Link: https://mba.shiksha.com/mba-courses-in-india-ctpg?sort=none&nl=0
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All the Best.