MAT

Yes, MAT is required for MBA at faculty of management studies, MRIIRS ( Manav Rachna International Institute Of Research And Studies ) .

 As it is clearly mentioned in the guidelines of faculty of management studies, MRIIRS for admission in MBA, which is a full time 2 year degree program, that you must clear an entrance exam like MAT / CAT or any other equivalent exam for the admission. Also, the Graduation/Post Graduation or have passed the final examination conducted by the institute of Chartered Accountants of India/Institute of Cost & Works Accountants of India/Institute of Company Secretaries of India/ any other course which is Government recognised course with minimum 50% marks. 

Yes, Sharda School of Business Studies (SBS) does accept MAT scores for admission to its MBA programs. However, applicants are required to have a MAT score of at least 75 percentile. In addition to MAT, other accepted entrance exams include SUAT (Sharda University Admission Test) and CAT/XAT with a minimum score of 65 percentile. After the initial registration, eligible candidates undergo further evaluation through a group discussion and personal interview as part of the admission process. This holistic approach ensures that candidates not only meet the standardized test requirements but also demonstrate their communication and interpersonal skills during the selection process. 

Some points to ponder over, when you choose your B-School:

Consider the cost and location
For many, the decision starts and ends with the cost of tuition. The decision whether to relocate also plays a large part in the decision-making process.
It also pays to consider what you want to do after you graduate and where you want to do it. The network you establish during your time at business school can mean lifetime connections.

Know whether you qualify for any scholarships or special funding
Scholarships can be worth lacs and are awarded based on various criteria. The most common scholarships are awarded for academic excellence. Other scholarships include athletic/ merit-based, and needs-based scholarships.
At ITM Business School, for example, a large number of scholarships are available for students on various different criterion.

Utilize leading rankings like NIRF/ATAL/OUTLOOK etc.
Love them or hate them, rankings can help give a good idea of what the business schools you’re interested in are like and how they compare to other schools.

Find out what additional services and support the school provide
For example, If the b-school supports students in building their professional career through internships, business cases, seminars, conferences and entrepreneurship opportunities. Within the school, the Career Center offers professional support and personalized advice when it comes to helping students find a placement, or help them get ahead in their inevitable graduate career search.

Be realistic – are the entry requirements achievable for you?
It’s easy to get lost in the myriad of business school prospectuses and all they have to offer. But it’s important to bear in mind what your chances are of being accepted into the school and programme of your choice.
Many business schools (but not all), will require you to have a CAT/MAT/GMAT test score and/or attend an interview. ITM Included. 

Consider the study format/ specialisation and teaching pedagogy:
Different schools have different curricula and specialisations, so you’ll want to research whether the school you’re interested in aligns with your career ambitions and personal interests.

What do you value the most when it comes to your studies? Are you looking for a programme that places a strong emphasis on all areas of business and leadership?

ITMVU ticks all the right boxes.