Can I join PSNA School of Management without CAT for MBA?

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a year ago

It's true that you can enrol in PSNA School of Management without taking the CAT test. For admission to its MBA programs, PSNA School of Management accepts a number of management entrance tests, including ATMA, MAT, and XAT. The institution may also take into account a candidate's job history, acade

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a year ago

Yes, you can join PSNA School of Management for MBA without a CAT score. While CAT is a popular entrance exam, PSNA accepts admissions based on the TANCET score. So, if you have a good TANCET score, you can definitely apply to PSNA for your MBA.

It's best to keep an eye on the official PSNA website a

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