MAT Scores

If you have a MAT score of 600.50 and are looking beyond Christ, consider Chandigarh University. While it doesn't accept MAT scores, it conducts its own entrance exam, CUCET, which is a simple online test. CU is ranked #4 in India by the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025, and #1 in India by the QS Asia University Rankings 2025. With diverse MBA programs co-designed with global companies like Adobe, PwC, and IBM, CU focuses on industry exposure and practical learning. It's also budget-friendly with tuition under INR 10 Lacs and high return on investment through great placements.

The Management Aptitude Test (MAT) is one of the entrance exams accepted by Dayananda Sagar University (DSU) for admissions to their management programs. However, the exact MAT score required for admission can vary each year based on the number of applicants and the competition level.

Generally, a higher MAT score increases your chances of admission, but DSU does not publicly specify a minimum MAT score requirement. It's advisable to aim for a score above 600 to be competitive, but checking with the university's admission office for the most current and specific requirements is always a good idea.

Yes, AIT in Bengaluru accepts MAT scores and offers an opportunity to students, which covers around 50 per cent management quota admissions in addition to those with MAT, CMAT, or KMAT, while the balance 50% is from those who take Post Graduate Common Entrance Test by the Karnataka Examinations Authority or KEA. A bachelor's degree with at least 50% marks (45% for reserved categories) is a must for being eligible.

Yes, admission in Udaybhansinhji Regional institute of Cooperative Management PGDM without MAT scores is possible. The other accepted entrance examinations are XAT,  CAT,  CMAT,  ATMA, and others. To get admission, students must first visit the official website of the college. Then select the required course and pay the fee. Submit the filled out form and then proceed further.