Can you please suggest the best college? I got 94.82 in MAT.

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Ankur Kumar
9 years ago
Hi Fariz, Considering your score, there are so many good options available for you. Below mentioned are the top colleges: 1. Christ University – Bangalore. 2. XIME – Bangalore. 3. Alliance University. 4. Amity University – Noida. 5. ITM – Mumbai. 6. Ramaiah - Bangalore. All the best.

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9 years ago
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Mir Noaman Ali
9 years ago
Hi Fariz, I may not be able to help you with MAT and related colleges. However, for admission to FMS full time MBA program, you have to appear for CAT and do well in the PI + extempore round.

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SHUKLA M
9 years ago
Can you mention your academic background and location preferences?

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