MBA Entrance Exam

To avoid negative marking in SNAP, candidates must not do guess work. If they are not sure of the correct answer or find the question from out of their comfort zone, then don't attempt it.

Yes, you can prepare for SNAP in 6 months. Spend the first 3 months in syllabus coverage and the last three months in mock test practice and revision.

Yes, you can take coaching for SNAP preparation. It will help you in preparing for the exam in a disciplined manner and you will get correct guidance too.

Yes, you should prepare for SNAP separately, especially with regard to sample question and mock test practice. Even if you don't cover the syllabus separately, practice SNAP mock test specifically.

Yes, SNAP is conducted in online mode at designated test centres. Candidates have to take the test on a computer system and use only the mouse cursor to key in the answers.

Yes, SNAP is conducted in online mode at designated test centres. Candidates have to take the test on a computer system and use only the mouse cursor to key in the answers.

No, CAT is not compulsory to take admission in Narayana Business School MBA/PGDM programme. The college considers valid scores of MBA entrance exam such as: XAT/NMAT/CMAT fo rgiving admission. The college also conducts it's own entrance exam called NBSAT. Candidates can produce scores of any of these exams for taking admission in Narayana Business School. 

Candidates wishing to take admission in MBA at RGIPT should have passed graduation with a minimum of 60% aggregate and a valid score in CAT/MAT/XAT. CAT scores are taken into consideration, but it is not compulsory. Candidates can appear for other MBA entrance exams as well. 

Direct admission in MBA without CAT or MAT is possible at LPU through its own entrance or eligibility based process. With 57% in B.Com, basic eligibility is generally met, but selection may still involve an internal test or interview. The curriculum is industry oriented with practical exposure and updated subjects. Placement outcomes depend on skills and performance. One limitation is competition during placements, but structured training support is provided.

Atharva School of Business does accepts CAT score for admission in MBA programme. However, aspirants can also apply with other entrance exam scores as well. Candidates with NMAT, GMAT, CMAT or PERA CET can also get admission. Applicants can also appear for AU-AIET conducted by the university for admission.