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Ajitesh KumaresanWilling To Enjoy Life with Ethical Wealth!

Contributor-Level 8

MAT score cut-off for September 2017 for "Male candidates is 70 percentile" and the cut-off for "female candidates is 65 percentile" in Thiagarajar School of Management. But I'm afraid, seats have been mostly filled in our college (Thiagarajar School of Management).

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Biplab Chowdhury

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Yes, you can. You need to be a graduate in any stream to pursue MBA.

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Priyanka Varpe

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Hello Siddhita,
Admissions for batch 2017-19 has closed. You can apply for 2018-20 batch. For more details about admission in PIBM, visit:
http://pibm.in/contact.aspx

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lakshmi s

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According to last year's cut-off, you might get in. You might attend the counselling session to get to know which branch you can study in.

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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

Guide-Level 14

TIME and IMS are one of the top Institute for MAT and CAT. One important thing to be noted is that they both offer quality education. A Lot campuses like DIRECTION, TANDEM, etc. are also famous.
The MAT coaching Institutes relay on the previous questions. They will conduct regular mock test as well. The most important highlights of this coaching centers are:
1. Mock Test
2. Pre-MAT Test
3. Online Books
4. Accessible In All States.
5. Experienced Faculties
6. They Will Use All Kind Of Shortcuts To Deal With The Exams.
7. Updated Text Book Study Is Also Provided.
Approximately 75% of them who quality MAT and CAT are done with their coaching in th
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Saikat Kar

Contributor-Level 6

It always depends upon you. If you are interested in Foreign Trade then you must appear for IIFT and if you are interested in doing specialisation in some other feild like marketing, finance, etc., then MAT should be your first priority. But on the other hand, MAT is conducted four times a year, so it is wise to appear for IIFT now and then appear for the next MAT exam. It's a safe-sided game where you lose no opportunity. So, think before you take any action.
Best of luck for your exams.

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

The syllabus of MAT comprises topics or chapters from each section that aspirants should study to ace the exam. Analysing the previous year's question papers experts have suggested topics from Language Comprehension, Mathematical Skills, Data Analysis and Sufficiency, General Intelligence and Critical Reasoning and Indian & Global Environment that are important for the entrance exam.
The focus of the test is on the basic concept of mathematics. The topics include Arithmetic, Geometry and Mensuration, and miscellaneous topics such as Time, Speed & Distance, Simple/Compound Interest, Series, Mixture and Set theory. it is important to dev
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Vivek BansodeSCM Pro, MBA-Ops, B.Tech Engg

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Yes, it has most of what a MAT exam needs provided you take every example and solve it by your own. R. S. Agarwal is mostly preferred overall because the level of understanding for students is very good. It is basic book to study Aptitude, Quantitative and Qualitative, etc. MAT is a normal exam you just need to study little more with RS Agarwal book. However, don't make any assumption that your exams questions will come from RS Agarwal book but that type of examples will be there.
First, analyse the syllabus of MAT and Identify which topic you need to prepare then opt the book and read, solve what is there in RS Agarwal. You will sure
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Vivek BansodeSCM Pro, MBA-Ops, B.Tech Engg

Guide-Level 12

First, decide yourself what you want to do MBA or job, because if you are planning for a good college then I would rather suggest you to study for CAT exam with complete dedication of taking admission this year. CAT needs a lot of practice and study to get admission in good colleges. If you waste time in deciding these confusions you will not able to give CAT exam at good stage. So I would suggest start preparing for CAT entrance exam with complete dedication and Self-motivation. Then if you get a very good score go for TOP MBA colleges to complete your goal and if unfortunately you couldn't able to crack CAT exam then you can go for a
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Abhijeet Bhagwat

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No, it's not accepted. Welingkar accepts scores of CAT, CMAT, XAT, ATMA, MAH CET and GMAT exams. These score have 50% weightage in their selection process. Your previous academic performance has 15% value and work experience has 5%. Remaining 30% of weightage is divided between the group discussion & personal interview. Thus you have a good chance if you score above 90% in exams like MAH CET or CMAT which are comparatively easier exams and perform well in the GD/PI process. This is applicable for the PGDM courses offered at Weschool. For MMS the admissions happen through MAH CET exam score and cap rounds. You will find most of the stud
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