MAT

The Crescent School of Business (CSB) in Chennai considers various entrance exams for its MBA admissions, including MAT, CAT, XAT, CMAT, ATMA, GMAT, TANCET, and its own CSBAT. While specific cutoff scores for MAT 2023 are not explicitly mentioned in the available sources, it's noted that for the 2023 admissions, CSB required a minimum of 50% in a bachelor's degree and accepted scores from the mentioned entrance exams.

For precise and up-to-date information regarding the MAT cutoff for 2023, it is advisable to contact the admissions office of Crescent School of Business directly or visit their official website.

Om Group of Colleges accepts MAT scores for MBA admission. Candidates with valid scores in CAT or other management exams are also eligible. Additionally, Candidates are required to pass a UG degree in a relevant discipline with 50% agreement from a recognised university. 

Yes, you can get admission to the UG Diploma courses at SIHMCT Tiruchirappalli without MAT. These programs usually don't require entrance exams, and admission is based on merit or direct application. It's best to check with the institute for the exact eligibility criteria and required documents. Some courses may also have a counseling session or an interview before selection. Since seats are limited, applying early increases your chances of securing admission. The institute also provides hands-on training and industry exposure, helping students build practical skills for a successful career in hospitality.

Yes, Rai University accepts MAT scores for admission into its MBA program. The selection process is on graduation marks followed by a personal interview. Application forms are available online at the official website of the university and can also be collected from the university campus. Scores of national and state-level entrance exams are also considered for admission.

MAT RC passages are easier than CAT RC passages. They are shorter in length and easy to understand. Candidates preparing for MAT, must practice MAT RC passages in good number as even though the passages are short, one will still need speed to read them in a limited time and note down the important points for answering the related questions.

There are usually 4 Reading Comprehension passages in MAT exam. The passages are easy to read and have questions with direct answers. The passages are usually taken from Economy, Environment, Science & Technology, Culture, Society, Business & Management, Current Affairs, History, Philosophy and Abstract topics.

No marks are deducted for skipping a question in MAT exam. If you do not attempt a question, you will be marked 0 for it. There is negative marking in MAT for wrong attempts, so candidates must rather skip the question than make guess work. It is not mandatory to attempt all the questions in MAT, so there is no pressure.

For every incorrect attempt, 0.25 marks are deducted in MAT. The negative marking is applicable to all exam modes – CBT/PBT/IBT and all five sections. Candidates while appearing for the MAT, must keep in mind the negative marking and not attempt questions that they are not sure of. It is better to not answer a question than lose 0.25 marks. Negative marking impacts sectional as well as overall scores.