MBA Entrance Exam

The selection process for MBA varies depending on the institute and the programme. However, the common steps are as follows:Appear for the CAT entrance exam, which is usually conducted in November every year. The CAT exam tests the candidates’ aptitude, reasoning, and verbal skills.Based on the CAT score and other criteria, candidates are shortlisted for the next round, which may include written ability test, group discussion, or personal interview. These rounds assess the candidates’ communication, analytical, and interpersonal skills.The final selection is based on a composite score that takes into account the CAT score, performance in the subsequent rounds, academic qualifications, work experience, and other factors.The minimum CAT score required for MBA admission depends on the cut-off set by each institute. The cut-off score is determined by factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, the availability of seats, and the reservation policy. Generally, the top IIMs require a CAT score of above 90 percentile, while other reputed B-schools may accept candidates with a CAT score of above 80 or 70 percentile. However, the CAT score is not the only criterion for admission, and candidates also need to meet other eligibility requirements and perform well in the selection process.

Absolutely! While the SC certificate issued by the West Bengal government is specifically designed for the Post Graduate Scholarship for Professional Courses for SC/ST, Chandigarh University's CUCET (Common Entrance Test) provides a separate avenue for admission and scholarships. Your SC certificate will work for the CUCET exam, ensuring eligibility for various programs, including Engineering, MBA, Pharmacy, LLM, and Integrated Law. The scholarship amounts are determined by your performance in CUCET, creating a golden opportunity for financial assistance based on your scores in the CUCET Phase-I and Phase-II. Explore the specific scholarship slabs to seize this valuable chance for educational advancement at Chandigarh University.

There is no minimum score percentage criteria in graduation for CMAT exam. Only passing marks is required. The national level entrance exam is conducted by the National Testing Agency for the AICTE. The role of NTA starts from framing exam pattern to registrations and ends with result announcement. After that, MBA colleges which accept CMAT score for shortlisting students start the selection process. There are about 1,300 MBA colleges in India which accept CMAT score for admission. All these colleges conduct admissions individually which includes, shortlisting of students on the basis of CMAT score, conduct of group discussion, written ability test and Personal Interview and final selection based on certain parameters. Some common parameters for admission through CMAT include:1. CMAT score2. Class 10 and 12 scores3. Graduation scores4. Performance in group discussion and personal interview5. Work experience (if any)Final selection of candidates is based on these parameters. The admission cycle and application schedule of the CMAT accepting colleges can be different so aspirants are required to check admission related notification of the colleges regularly.