Can I get into NTPC School of Business with 70% in XAT?

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2 years ago

Yes, you can get into NTPC School of Business with a 70 percentile in XAT.

NSB considers the XAT percentile for admission and it is one of the national-level tests accepted by the institution.

 

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2 years ago

Yes.

You can be eligible for admission to NTPC School of Business (NSB) with a 70% percentile in XAT. NSB considers the XAT percentile for admission to its PGDM programs in Energy Management and Executive Management. In addition to the entrance exam score, candidates are required to have a minimum of

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XAT syllabus is considered extensive and challenging. It is often viewed as more comprehensive than other management exams. Sections like Decision Making and an Essay is also included in the XAT exam syllabus.

Candidates can apply by selecting the course and campus option while filling out the XAT application form. There is no separate application form for XLRI courses.

No, the XAT application form cannot be filled offline. Candidates must submit their application and pay the required exam fees online through the official website.

Candidates holding a bachelor's degree in any stream from a recognised university can apply for XAT exam. Final year graduation students are also eligible to apply.

The last date to fill the XAT application form 2027 is December 6, 2027. Candidates must complete registration and fee payment before this deadline.

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