Can I get admission in MBA course? I haven't appeared in CAT or any other MBA entrance exam?

84 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Ayushi Garg
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BHAWNA BHOJWANI
7 years ago
Well, it's important to appear at least in one entrance Management test to get enrolled in MBA course. Since you haven't appeared in any entrance test it's therefore indeed difficult to get college. Try to prepare to write CAT, CMAT, MAT etc. This year to get enrolled in MBA programme.

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7 years ago
Many of the colleges and universities doesn't conduct any exam and you can freely take admission in that like Chandigarh University and many more.

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pradeep bisht
7 years ago
To get admission in a good B-school, you need to crack MBA entrance exam with good score. But, without giving MBA entrance exam, you can still take admission in other private B-Schools or universities.

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Abhishek Desai
7 years ago
Hello, To get into any reputed MBA college, you have to appear for one or the other MBA entrance exam. Though you might still get direct admission in any below-average college too without appearing for those exams.

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Juhi Bansal
7 years ago
Hello, You can take direct admission in any other Private MBA College or University. So you can try these type of college. Thanks.

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kanu vashisht
7 years ago
Yes, why don't you go for private universities and also you have to appear for entrance or any interview in any college or university for MBA. All the best.

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Can you please tell me can I get admission in Devi ahillya Mahavidhylay Through CET for MBA?

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