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Guide-Level 11
There are many MBA colleges in Bengaluru & are growing like mushrooms in every nook & corner of Bengaluru.
So the fact is that even you just attend the MAT exam itself you can apply to any MBA colleges without even considering your score
But it is not same for prestigious & reputed institutes in Bengaluru.
For eg: In Christ University, you have to score minimum 600 in MAT then only they will admit you for MBA.
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I request you to mention a particular city name. It would be easier for me to answer to query then.
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8 years agoBeginner-Level 4
Below are the eligibility criteria for MBA programs:
For NS (Non Sponsored) category - min. 50% marks in Graduation with min MAT score 500, Or CAT/XAT - 75 percentile, Or NMAT - 60 percentile, Or GMAT score 500, Or Amity Written Test on the day of Interview. For S (Sponsored) category - min. 50% marks in Graduation with MAT Score- 450, Or CAT/XAT - 65 percentile, Or NMAT - 50 percentile, Or GMAT Score 450, Or Amity Written Test on the day of Interview.
You can also go to this link for mo
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Guide-Level 13
Hi Nikhil,
CAT is the short form of "Common Admission Test" and is conducted by IIMs to select the merited candidates for admission in various management courses of the Indian Institutes of Management in India. However, CAT has now become the entrance examination for several other leading institutes apart from IIMs.
On the other hand, GMAT is known as the "Graduate Management Admission Test" and is a computer adaptive standardized test in mathematics and the English language for measuring aptitude to succeed academically in graduate business studies throughout thousands of Business Schools/Universities world over. International Business
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Hi Nikhil,
No, it does not. For more information, please follow the link mentioned below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cat/syllabus
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/exams/gmat/syllabus
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Guide-Level 13
There is no particular strategy or timing for the CAT examination. It depends on how good are you at different sections of the examination. Generally, a person who is good at QA and verbal ability will require less time to prepare.
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