Can you suggest the best colleges that don't need CAT?

I had low marks in 10th and 12th (between 60-65%) but in graduation, I had 72%. I want to pursue MBA but I can't prepare for CAT exam. I've done BBA from Madras Christian College, Chennai (Top 10) & am working in Royal Bank of Scotland with an experience of 1-year.

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Asked by Mayank Tiwari
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NITIN DESHMUKH
8 years ago
You have a good work experience in a known Bank and decent academic profile. You can prepare for CMAT/ATMA and try to get into institutes like NIBM, IFIM, and IFMR known for Banking, Finance, and Insurance. To get into good institutes you need to write an exam either CAT or any other like CMAT, ATMA

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They have PGDM courses. Any ways, PGDM and MBA are equivalent, it doesn't matter a lot.

Vivek Bansode
8 years ago
Hello Mayank, If you don't want to take CAT exam it's fine, however, for good colleges you must take respective CET exams like CMAT or ATMA. It is necessary for any candidate to take at least one aptitude exam for MBA and for best colleges, CAT is very important, however, not mandatory. Try for CMA

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Prerit Kohli
8 years ago
You should definitely consider IIFT and Narsee Monjee if you do not wish to write CAT. Also, you can sit for GBO program offered by SRCC. This program is equally good. Thanks!

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