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Kanika Aggarwal

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No, CAT is not compulory for admission to MBA programme at AAM Business School. As the college accepts scores of other entrance exams, including XAT and TANCET. Moreover, candidates can also appear for admission without entrance exam scores and based on scores obtained in the last academic merit of undegraduation.

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Kapil Lalwani

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Off course, one can secure admission to MBA/PGDM course of Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Management Studies & Research without appearing for CAT. The institute considers MAT, CMAT, XAT and MH-CET scores to admit students into it's autonomous MBA institute. The admission is open to all those students who could get themselves through these exams. Besides, it has its own entrance exam known as Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University Management Aptitude Test (B-MAT). The B-MAT exam is open for students who have not written any national level entrance test papers. The institute uses these scores, academic achievement, and professional experi
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Shejal agrawal

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The average placements after completing an MBA through ICET (state-level colleges) usually range from INR 3–6 LPA, and regional companies along with small-scale ones participate. On the other hand, the MBA programme conducted by CAT (IIMs and top colleges) usually gives high placements with packages ranging at an average of INR 15–30 LPA, while global recruiters are ready with diversified roles. All the difference is between college names and the quality of recruiters.

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Astha Mishra

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Considering FMS Delhi as your top preference is a great choice, given its reputation as one of the top management institutes in India. With a CAT score, you can apply for their MBA program, which has a fee of around ?1.16 Lacs for the first year.¹ FMS Delhi has a rigorous selection process, but if you've prepared well for CAT 2024, you might have a good chance of getting selected. Their admission criteria include CAT scores, academic scores, statement of purpose, extempore, and personal interview. Before making a decision, consider factors like: - *Placement Records*: FMS Delhi has an impressive placement record, with t
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Abhignan bollam

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The CAT results for 2024 will be announced on January 4, 2025. This date is applicable for candidates applying to institutes such as H.K. Institute of Management Studies and Research, which accepts CAT scores for its MBA/PGDM admissions.

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Arindam Modak

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Eligibility criteria for the MBA admission at Vidyasagar University generally include a valid score in national exams like CAT, MAT or CMAT. However, admission may pose a challenge with a mere 50 percentile in CAT as most Universities including Vidyasagar University have a higher cutoff, especially for competitive exams like CAT.This is what you can expect:CAT Percentile Cutoff: Most institutes look forward to a CAT percentile of more than 60-70% and above. Almost below that, the cutoffs change with the number of applicants, exam difficulty, and number of seats available each year.Other Points: If your percentile in CAT is low, some th
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Suyash Pandey

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To be eligible for the Common Admission Test (CAT), you typically need a bachelor's degree from a recognised university. While the Hindi Sevak Pariksha from Gujarat Vidyapith is an esteemed qualification, it may not be considered equivalent to a full undergraduate degree by most institutions that accept CAT. You should verify if your qualification is recognised as equivalent to a bachelor's degree by checking with the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) or other participating institutions. 

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Krishnendu Sharma

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For admission to MBA at Nehru College of Aeronautics and Applied Sciences, candidates must have passed have passed Minimum 50% in graduation in any stream from a recognised university or institute. For final selection, the college accepts Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET).  Note: Regarding other entrance exams validity, applicants are advised to visit the official website of the institute

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Ankit kumar

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Hii, The difficulty of XAT, CAT, or CMAT depends on individual aptitude and preparation, but generally:CAT: Considered the toughest, with high competition and emphasis on VARC, DILR, and Quant.XAT: Moderate, with an additional Decision-Making section and essay writing, testing analytical thinking.CMAT: Comparatively easier, with a straightforward structure and questions.For Assam University, CMAT might be an easier option if you are less comfortable with tougher sections like those in CAT or XAT. Check their official admission criteria for score preferences.Thanks.

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Prarthana Agrawal

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There is no minimum CAT cutoff for IMI, New Delhi. They are looking for a holistic profile of the student which consists of your academics, extra curricular and the admission process assessment. Yes, you can consider getting a Masters degree even if you have more than 3 years of work experience. You can also consider the 18 months PGDM program at IMI.

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