MBA Entrance Exam

Management Aptitude Test exam is conducted for admission to Master of Business Administration and Post Graduate Diploma in Management/Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) programs offered by over 800 Business-Schools in India. The Management Aptitude Test exam is conducted multiple times in four phases February, May, September, and December. Master of Business Administration is conducted by the All India Management Association. Applicants can appear for the Management Aptitude Test exam in any session at any number of times. The score of the latest attempt will be taken into consideration for Master of Business Administration admission. Management Aptitude Test exam is conducted offline (Paper Based Test or PBT), online (Computer Based Test or CBT), and remotely proctored (Internet Based Test or IBT) modes. Applicants can choose to appear in the Management Aptitude Test exam in any mode as per their preference. Fees, exam pattern, and syllabus for all three modes are the same but admit card download and exam dates are different. Applicants can take the Management Aptitude Test exam as:
Internet-Based Test. Double Internet-Based Test. Paper-Based Test. Computer-Based Test. Paper-Based Test and Internet-Based Test. Computer-Based Test and Internet-Based Test. Paper-Based Tests and Computer-Based Tests. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha Management Aptitude Test page. (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/mat-exam). I hope this will help you.

Xavier Aptitude Test and Common Admission Test both are tough in comparison to other Master of Business Administration entrance exams. The Logical Reasoning and Reading comprehension questions of both exams are tough and there is a sectional time limit in both exams. Xavier's Aptitude Test is highly scored in the Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation section and so is Common Admission Test. The Verbal Ability and Decision-Making questions of the Xavier Aptitude Test are difficult and similarly, the Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension and Logical Reasoning questions of the Common Admission Test are tough. Thus, it is slightly more difficult to score in these sections of the Common Admission Test and Xavier Aptitude Test. However, the presence of the Decision Making and General Knowledge sections makes Xavier's Aptitude Test tougher than Common Admission Test. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha XAT and CAT page. (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/is-xat-tougher-than-cat-blogId-21467). I hope this will help you.