WWI Entrance Exam Counselling

The typical WWI admission process includes:

1. Filling the application form

2. Uploading required documents

3. Paying the application fee

4. Appearing for the entrance components:

   • MECAT (MCQs)

   • CAT + Submission (Creative Test or Portfolio)

   • SOP (Statement of Purpose)

   • Personal Interview / Performance Round

WWI MECAT is an MCQ-based test with questions on logical reasoning, general awareness, and media-related aptitude. Duration is typically 60 minutes.

The WWI entrance exam usually includes:

• MECAT (Media & Entertainment Common Aptitude Test)

• CAT (Creative Ability Test)

• SOP (Statement of Purpose)

• Personal Interview, and sometimes a Group Discussion or Performance Test (depending on the program).

Yes. If a waitlisted candidate is upgraded to the WWI selected list, they will receive an individual selection letter via email.  If candidates do not recieve WWI result update within a week, they must contact the admissions counsellor to check the status.

No. Waitlisted or not-selected candidates will not receive any direct communication from the WWI institution. They must contact the admissions counsellor and take an update. 

The WWI entrance exam consists of two rounds: A test of general skills, general understanding, logical thinking, etc. is the GAT. The questions asked there are comparable to those asked at the entrance of a top-tier B school. The Creative Aptitude Test (CAT) comes in second round.