Can a student attempt all three CAT, CMAT and MAT in a year?

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Asked by Saumya Verma
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mayank bhardwaj
8 years ago
Yes, you can attempt all the competitive exams in a single year. Like CAT XAT CMAT MAT SNAP ATMA MHCET to get into Top B-Schools for MBA.

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Yes, CAT is the toughest exam in all. If you can do quest of CAT level. Then MAT is 1/10 of CAT.

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