MAT

Yes, it is possible to get a Balaji Institute of Modern Management MBA seat with a valid score in the MAT examination. The institute accepts CAT, CMAT, MAT, and various other entrance exams for MBA admissions. The institute also conducts an in-house entrance test for students who have not appeared in any one of the above-mentioned exams.

Balaji Institute of Modern Management accepts various national-level entrance tests, including MAT, for admission to its MBA programme. Thus, candidates seeking admission to the Balaji Institute of Modern Management MBA can apply via a valid MAT score. As per official sources, the 2025 session of the MAT exam is was held on Mar 9, 2025.

Yes, students can get admission to the MBA course at the IA School of Management Studies without MAT scores. Because candidates with decent scores in any of the entrance examinations, such as PGCET, KMAT, MAT, CAT and XAT can enroll in the MBA program. Moreover, before securing a good score in the entrance exam, candidates must complete the minimum eligibility criteria.

Candidates typically need a score above 600 or a percentile above 85, according to some MBA entrance exam resources, to get admission. 
They also accept other entrance exams like CAT and CET. 

There is no specific MAT Cutoff for Sankalp Business School.

To be eligible for the MBA programme at Sankalp Business School, candidates must have a bachelor's degree with at least 50% marks (or 45% for reserved categories) and qualify in an entrance exam like MAT, CAT, or CET. 

It is common to find the MAT 2024 question papers (of previous years and sample papers) on the different online platforms. Past papers and mock tests are also available as a downloadable PDF on websites such as official AIMA-MAT website (mat.aima.in), Shiksha. The resources can help to know the exam pattern, types of questions besides practicing time management invaluably.

The MAT 2025 exam is switching things up a bit. It's still got 5 sections and 150 questions, but instead of Global GK, it now has “Economics & Business Studies”—feels more MBA-ish, right? The usual suspects—Maths, English, Reasoning, and Data Analysis—are still there. You'll get 120 minutes to vibe through the paper. Honestly, with regular prep and mock tests, this syllabus isn't too scary.