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A candidate seeking admission must be a Graduate in any discipline from a recognised university, approved by the University Grant Commission (UGC). In the case of foreign nationals, the university must be approved by the respective state/country.Those who are appearing for the final year of Degree Examination in the current year, can also apply. However they must produce documentary evidence of having passed the examination on or before the commencement of the programme, failing which their admission will be liable for cancellation.Documents scanned and uploaded would need to be produced in original along with attested copies at the time of admission. Marks under any category shall be awarded only against relevant uploaded documents. Admission will be confirmed only after verifying the original certificates.List of documents required to be uploaded:10th Marksheet12th MarksheetGraduation MarksheetHall Ticket (TY, Last Semester if appeared)Residence ProofPhoto ID ProofParents ID ProofWork Experience (If any)

It appears that Amity Global Business School Indore does not require CAT scores for admission to their MBA program. The key eligibility criteria are:Eligibility Criteria for MBA at Amity Global Business School Indore:Minimum 50% marks in 10+2 or equivalent for general and OBC categoriesMinimum 45% marks in 10+2 or equivalent for SC/ST categoriesMinimum 55% marks in graduation for general and OBC categoriesMinimum 50% marks in graduation for SC/ST categoriesThe admission process involves the following steps:Qualifying the eligibility criteria mentioned aboveAppearing for the English Essay Test conducted by the institutePerforming well in the Interview processStudents who have appeared for other national-level entrance exams like XAT, MAT or GMAT can also apply directly without the need for CAT scores.So in summary, yes you can join the MBA programme at Amity Global Business School Indore without a CAT score, as long as you meet the other eligibility criteria. The admission is based on your performance in the institute's own admission process.