Do I need to write MAT, XAT, IIFT and CMAT exam as I want to pursue MBA in marketing? I had originally planned to write CAT and SNAP only.
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You can give the numbers of exam you want. It is good that you have already planned for CAT and SNAP but go for other options too. If you have score well in any exam, you have chances for good colleges. I will suggest you to go for others exams too, as you don't have to do separate study for these exams, as pattern for exams are not that different.
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Amol Chopade MBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune | Contributor-Level 10
7 years agoYou can give the numbers of exam you want. It is good that you have already paned for CAT and SNAP, but go for other options too. If you have score well in any exam, you have chances for good colleges. I will suggest you to go for others exams too, as you don't have to do separate study for these exams, as pattern for exams are not that different.
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