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Somehow, it is impossible, but some below average private colleges are accepting students for their MBA programmes, without CAT. You may look for the same. They are taking admission on the basis of normal eligibility criteria.

You can try Amity, BVIMR, NDIM for distance MBA.

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Instead of distance learning I'll suggest you to go for full time MBA. It gives good experience and if you do it from a good institute it adds up to your knowledge and increase opportunities for you.

Hi dear, Yes, of course. Majority of the MBA colleges in India accept a candidate with 60% or above in Graduation alongside over 50% in antly of the entrance tests like MAT/CMAT/CAT/XAT etc. Prepare well for the interview rounds that may be conducted in order to get admission in the respective college that you will be applying for. Thanks and All the best.

The exam itself would't have any cut-off. But in order to get a call from a specific college, the college might have some sectional cut-off as their criteria.

Graduation 50 percent, Age 21+ and Completed or pursuing Graduation last year. Pay the fees and take the exam.

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