Can I get NTPC School of Business, MBA with 88% in XAT?
Yes, you can get admission to the NTPC School of Business with 88% in XAT.The cutoff for the previous year indicates that 88% in XAT is sufficient for admission to the MBA programme at NSB.
This meets the eligibility criteria for admission as per the available information.
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It is not possible to determine whether a score of 88% in XAT is sufficient for admission to the MBA program at NTPC School of Business (NSB). However, NSB considers the XAT percentile for admission to its PGDM programs in Energy Management and Executive Management. The final selection is based on t
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