MBA Eligibility
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All the best.
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If your Hardware and Networking course is not a degree, you are not eligible for MBA.
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There is no relationship between months and good B-School. The difference is in the colleges registered in May MAT and Feb MAT. So, you have to go through the list of colleges registered in both the months and then you have to fill the names of 5 preferred colleges you would like to get a seat in.
So, I would suggest you to decide the good b-schools you are targeting for and then check it in the list of both the MATs and fill the form accordingly.
As far as my knowledge is concerned, February MAT has maximum colleges registered in its list.
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If you have increased your grades in graduation. There is no issue, if you have knowledge, skills, understanding, IQ level and you perform extremely well in CAT exam.
All the best.
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