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.
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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It might be difficult to get admission at XIME Kohchi with 88% in XAT. The institute accepts a 99.99% in XAT. However, these rules may change in the future; students are recommended to visit the Shiksha official page for the latest updates.
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.
XLRI Jamshedpur officially releases the XAT registration and application form. It is made available online on their official exam website, xatonline.in. Candidates must register on this portal to apply for the exam and for XLRI admission
The XAT application process is facilitated online. Candidates must visit the official website to register, fill the form, upload scanned documents, and pay the exam fee.
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