Can I get admission in this college? I have scored less marks in XAT. I have not appeared for any other entrance exam.

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Marc School Of Business (Msb) | Beginner-Level 5

9 years ago

Dear Berdy Printon. You can take up MARC aptitude test online and as well as a telephonic interview

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Sahil Patel | Beginner-Level 4

9 years ago

Sure. What's your XAT score? We have our entrance test MMAT which can be attended if your CAT scores are too low. If you cannot any test further then you will have to attend 2 rounds of telephonic interview. Kindly start by filling and submitting your admission application online on www.marcbschool

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