Am I eligible for all the NITs with this year's May MAT scores but for next year's admission? My score in MAT is 721.5.

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Asked by Tapas Rout
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Hritwk Anand
8 years ago
Hello Tapas, MAT score is only valid for the current you are giving. Hence, if you want to make your score secure for some time, then go for GMAT, as there you will have a chance to study abroad. All the best.

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Sir, MAT score is valid for 1-year. That means I appeared in 2018 May MAT. So, can I apply for 2019 batch admission?

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