MBA Admission

The Common Admission Test (CAT), Management Aptitude Test (MAT), and RK University Admission Test (RK UAT) are the three entrance tests that RK University (RKU) takes into consideration when admitting students to its MBA programme through the School of Management (SOM).

There is no specific minimum score needed for any of these tests because the cut-off percentiles change annually based on a number of factors, including the total number of applicants, the availability of seats, and the admission exam's difficulty level. Other than the results of your entrance exam, RKU takes into account your performance in group discussions and individual interviews, as well as your undergraduate degree's academic standing and any relevant work experience.

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Pharmaceutical Management programme at Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research University (DPSRU) is unique in that it is industry-focused. examinations for admission such as the CAT and Delhi Pharma Entrance Test (DPET). In the selection process, DPET is given more weight, though.

Every year, the cutoff scores for the DPET and CAT change based on availability of seats, the number of candidates, and the degree of exam difficulty.Beyond the entrance exam phase, the selection procedure may also include in-person interviews and group discussions.To ensure that you get the most recent information on eligibility requirements, entrance tests, and selection processes, always visit the official DPSRU website.

The following entrance exams are accepted by Medi-Caps University for admission to their MBA program, in accordance with the admission requirements listed on their website:

1. IIMs administer the Common Admission Test (CAT).

2. AIMA administers the Management Aptitude Test (MAT).

Third, the AICTE Common Management Admission Test (CMAT)

4. XLRI Jamshedpur's Xavier Aptitude Test, or XAT 

5. Admission to Management via AIMS Test (ATMA) 

The Graduate Management Admission Test, or GMAT 

In general, to be eligible for MBA admission at Medi-Caps, one must score at least 65 to 70 percentile on these exams.

In addition to these assessments, the results of the MU-MAT (Medi-Caps University Management Aptitude Test), a separate entrance exam, are accepted by Medi-Caps.Candidates who have been shortlisted must then show up for the GD/PI rounds.Those who have been shortlisted must then show up for the university's GD/PI rounds for final selection.

To summarise, Medi-Caps offers admission to its MBA programmes based on the majority of national level entrance tests, including CAT, XAT, CMAT, and even GMAT scores. The MU-MAT test is another option available to students.