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Irshad Khan
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The participating universities' MAT 2022 cutoff percentages range from 95 to 65 percentile. MAT Cutoff for prominent B-schools like IPE Hyderabad, XIME Bangalore, and PUMBA Pune approaches 95+ percentile with a scaled score of 600-700, according to trends from prior years.
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Dinu Dennis
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Graduates of The Open University have their qualifications conferred upon them 'in absentia' meaning that they receive their degrees without needing to attend a ceremony. With the formalities completed before the ceremony, it means we can make our ceremonies all about celebrating your achievements!
So, to prove yourself you should attend MAT exam according to my concern.
So, to prove yourself you should attend MAT exam according to my concern.
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Dinu Dennis
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You can look for these colleges:
Christ University, Bangalore.
AIMS Institutes, Bangalore.
Presidency University, Bangalore.
XIME Bangalore - Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship.
MSRIT Bangalore - Ramaiah Institute of Technology. Alliance School of Business, Bangalore.
Christ University, Bangalore.
AIMS Institutes, Bangalore.
Presidency University, Bangalore.
XIME Bangalore - Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship.
MSRIT Bangalore - Ramaiah Institute of Technology. Alliance School of Business, Bangalore.
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Anwesh Majumdar
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Yes, you can easily take admission in this college because the minimum cutoff for taking admission in MBA from psg college is 80.
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Priyangsu Bose
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As u know due to this pandemic exams had stopped. But now u can give the desired exams you want and can achieve the target. And u can get your desired college and take easily take admission.
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jasveer singh
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Yes, you can apply for MAT exam after completing CA/CS in any recognised university. Candidates above 40% of marks in UG are eligible to apply for MAT exam.
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jasveer singh
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Yes, more than 80% score in MAT exam gives a chance in category. Candidates who get 94% have more chances to get calls from IIM management. Hence, there will be some admissions taken based on number of seats and category based. I wish you will get seat in IIM.
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jasveer singh
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The MAT exam is conducted for admission to management courses such as MBA and PGDM at the top management colleges in India. The exam is conducted in three modes: CBT, PBT, and IBT, and the exam pattern is the same for each mode. The MAT exam follows the following pattern:
1. The exam duration is 150 minutes.
2. The MAT exam is divided into five sections with a total of 200 questions.
3. Each section has 40 questions, and each question carries one mark.
4. The sections are as follows: (a) Language Comprehension (b) Mathematical Skills (c) Indian & Global Environment (d) Data Analysis & Sufficiency (e) Intelligence & Critical Reasoning
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1. The exam duration is 150 minutes.
2. The MAT exam is divided into five sections with a total of 200 questions.
3. Each section has 40 questions, and each question carries one mark.
4. The sections are as follows: (a) Language Comprehension (b) Mathematical Skills (c) Indian & Global Environment (d) Data Analysis & Sufficiency (e) Intelligence & Critical Reasoning
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jasveer singh
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A person can take the MAT exam four times in a year. The MAT exam is conducted in three modes during the February, May, September, and December cycles. The modes are as follows:
1. A paper-based test (PBT): In this case, candidates need to report to a test center. This mode is OMR-based.
2. Computer-Based Test (CBT): This mode also requires you to be present at the allotted test center, but the test is on a computer system.
3. Internet-Based Test (IBT): In this test, you have the option of taking it on a computer system at home or at any other preferred location. You can appear in this MAT exam to get admission to MBA/PGDM, and PGP prog
1. A paper-based test (PBT): In this case, candidates need to report to a test center. This mode is OMR-based.
2. Computer-Based Test (CBT): This mode also requires you to be present at the allotted test center, but the test is on a computer system.
3. Internet-Based Test (IBT): In this test, you have the option of taking it on a computer system at home or at any other preferred location. You can appear in this MAT exam to get admission to MBA/PGDM, and PGP prog
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jasveer singh
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There are three modes in which the Management Aptitude Test MAT is conducted by AIMA. The MAT is conducted four times a year in three modes:
1. Paper-based test (PBT) mode: This is an OMR-based test for which you have to report to the allotted test center.
2. Computer-Based Test (CBT) Mode: This is a computer-based test, but it also requires you to be present at the allotted test center.
3. Internet-Based Test (IBT): This is the most flexible one, and you have the option of taking the test on a computer system at home or at any other preferred place. The exam pattern and application fee are similar for all three modes. You need to pay t
1. Paper-based test (PBT) mode: This is an OMR-based test for which you have to report to the allotted test center.
2. Computer-Based Test (CBT) Mode: This is a computer-based test, but it also requires you to be present at the allotted test center.
3. Internet-Based Test (IBT): This is the most flexible one, and you have the option of taking the test on a computer system at home or at any other preferred place. The exam pattern and application fee are similar for all three modes. You need to pay t
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