Am I eligible to write MAT exam? I have completed 3-year degree course but am failed in some of the subjects.

194 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Siva Siva
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Sorry, but you will have to complete your degree course, with no backlog at the end. However, when, you are in the final year of your graduation you can apply for MAT!

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Subham Singh
8 years ago
You can write MAT and clear all your backlogs before applying to colleges or before taking admission. As for applying in MAT, you should be either in the final year of graduation or graduate. If you can clear those failed subjects in approaching exam, go for MAT without any issue.

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Sunil Soni
8 years ago
As you are not a graduate yet, you are not eligible to appear for MAT. You are advised to clear your all degree courses.

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