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Does Vidyalankar School of Business accept MAT score for admission?

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At Vidyalankar School of Business, the MAT is used as one of many indicators in the admissions process. Your professional experience, recommendations, and undergraduate GPA are also considered. VSB requires a minimum MAT score of 600 to be considered for admission. The number of applicants and the quality of the pool of candidates will ultimately determine the actual cut-off score.

You can expect to be accepted to VSB with a MAT score of 600. However, your GPA and professional experience will be considered alongside other factors. Even if your MAT score is below 600, you may still get admitted if you have an outstanding GPA and relevant

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