MAT

To get admission into the MBA programme at Jagadguru Rambhadracharya Handicapped University - JRHU candidates should aim for a good MAT percentile, ideally above 60-65 along with a minimum of 60% in their graduation. While the exact cutoff varies but a strong MAT score is crucial for a good chance of admission for MBA at JRHU.

MAT, conducted by the All India Management Association (AIMA), is one of many entrance exams accepted by KLE Technological University for MCA. Thus, students willing to take admission to the KLETU MCA course can apply via a valid MAT score. As per official sources, the MAT 2025 exam is scheduled to be held on Mar 9, 2025.

Yes some colleges give you direct admission with some extra amount but those colleges will not be good.

For General AI category candidates, XIME Bangalore has released the PGDM cutoff in the form of closing percentile. As per the XIME Bangalore cutoff 2024, the PGDM cutoff stood at 80, 70, and 70 for CMAT, CAT, XAT, and MAT, respectively, for the General All India category. Candidates can refer to the table below to check out the XIME Bangalore cutoff for 2024, along with a comparison for 2023 and 2022:

If you have appeared for MAT before and are thoroughly familiar with the exam syllabus and topics then you can prepare for it with the help of MAT mock tests only. However, if you are appearing for it for the first time, you will need to cover the MAT syllabus first and then practice mock tests. Mock tests are useful for increasing speed and accuracy. With conceptual clarity, mock tests won't help much in preparation.

Candidates must include the following in their MAT preparation plan:

·       Time bound syllabus coverage

·       Best books for MAT preparation and study material

·       Step by Step problem solving sessions

·       Sample papers and Mock Test practice

·       Regular revision

MAT is much easier than CAT. Despite having more number of questions and more sections, than CAT, MAT is easy to crack. CAT is held annually but one can appear for MAT multiple times in the same academic session. CAT has three sections only – VARC, DILR and Quantitative Aptitude. MAT has five sections – Language Comprehension, Mathematical Skills, Intelligence & Critical Reasoning, Data Analysis & Sufficiency and Business & Economic Environment. CAT has sectional time limit of 40 minutes per section. MAT does not have sectional time limit.