MBA Entrance Exam

Dear Mahima,
You need to be clear about your future plans if you are serious about persuing post graduation course.
If you aim to excel in any specific subject of finance area(Example:Commodity trading, portfolio management, Wealth management, Fund Management) you can go for MBA institutes which are good in that.
An advice:Don't go for distance learning programs if you want your degree (Especially,for post graduation course) to be valued.

Yes, last year the admission process was conducted through DTE and MAT was considered for the All India Seats (15%).

Hello Haseeb,
You may refer the link below for the list of top ranking MBA colleges that accept XAT scores:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-xat/2-2-0-0-309

September, 20 is the last date to apply for it.

If you have not given CAT, you can search for the colleges that give admission on basis of graduation marks.

If you are trying for the IIMs, you can opt to the CAT and if you are looking for foreign colleges, you can go with GMAT.

Graduation marks is not given so much preference as long as you have good marks in CAT and MAT.

Hi Akash
If possible please give both the exams because your scores are very good. You can definitely get good colleges through CAT and GMAT. If you are looking for abroad studies then you should give GMAT also. If you are not interested in studying abroad then go for CAT only.

Hello! All the IIMs accept the scores of only CAT and no other exam for their further admission processes. So without CAT, it is next to impossible to get admitted into an IIM. Though for the other non-IIMs, giving CAT is not compulsory; there are other exams too like XAT, CMAT, CET, etc.