Indeed, admission to Gurugram University is granted on the basis of merit and you are not required to take the MAT. Merit-based admissions are the only prerequisite for the MBA programme at Gurugram University, with a minimum of 50% in Class 12 from an accredited board serving as eligibility. All co
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Yes, you can join Gurugram University without MAT, they also give admission to students on the basis of merit. The eligibility criteria for admission to the MBA programme at Gurugram University is merit-based, and the minimum eligibility requirement is 50% marks in Class 12th from a recognised board
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Yes, MAT score valid for MAH CET counselling for MBA/MMS. Candidates can apply for admission to Maharashtra MBA colleges by registering for the CAP round under non-MAH CET category. MAH CET CAP is conducted in July-August, every year.
MAT cut off is not the only criteria for MBA admission. Candidates have to appear for Personal Interview and Group Discussion conducted by the institutes for final selection. Those who do not clear this round are not selected for admission.
Yes, you could take admission to the MBA course with a MAT percentile of 70 if u belong to the General AI category. For this category, the IISWBM MAT cutoff 2025 required was 70 for the MBA in Human Resource Management course.
In 2024, the cutoff for the MBA in Public Systems was also 70
MAT exam duration is 120 minutes or 2 hours. Candidates have to solve 150 questions in the given time limit. There is no sectional time limit in MAT.
MAT exam is held multiple times in a year. There are four MAT phases- February, May, August and December. In each of these months, the exam is conducted at least twice – 1 PBT and 1 CBT.
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