MBA Admission

MIT School of Distance Education (MITSDE) accepts entrance exam scores of CAT, XAT, NMAT, CMAT, IPMAT, and SAT India for admission to the MBA program.

However, it is important to note that the admission process for MITSDE's MBA programme is both merit and entrance-based.

Additionally, MITSDE does not have a specific minimum percentile requirement for admission to its MBA program.

Yes, Students need to score a minimum of 50 percent in their undergraduate courses to be eligible for admission in MBA at Manipur University. 

So, You can get admission in Manipur University with 60 percent in your class 12th Board Examinations. 

To know more about the admission process, go through the official website of the institute.

Admission to the MBA Program at Chitkara Business School is based on the merit ranking in CAT / MAT/NMAT/XAT/CMAT score followed by group discussions and personal interviews. 

Bold entrance exams mentioned above are accepted for admission to MBA at Chitkara Business School, Chandigarh.

Admission to MBA programs (Regular/ Part Time) offered by APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University is granted on the basis of aggregate in a score of CMAT/CAT/MAT followed by Group Discussion and Personal Interview.

Only persons who have completed bachelor's (first-cycle) studies and have at least three years of practical work experience are admitted, who meet the requirements set by the University related to the nature of the program.

Yes,

The requirement for an entrance exam for MBA admission varies based on the specific college and program. However, most highly-regarded MBA programs in India typically require prospective students to pass one of the following entrance exams: the Common Admission Test (CAT), XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test), or Management Aptitude Test (MAT). These exams are computer-based and evaluate candidates' verbal ability, data interpretation, and quantitative skills. CAT is the most widely accepted exam, while XLRI - Xavier School of Management primarily accepts XAT.