How can I apply for XIME through XAT or MAT? Will february 2017 MAT considered for XIME 2017 admission?

296 Views|Posted 2016-09-11 20:59:29
Asked by Krishna Kumar
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9 years ago
February MAT will not be considered for 2017 admissions. You can apply via XAT score.

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Ashish Joseph
9 years ago
Hello Mohan, Yes you may apply through MAT/XAT. Yes, February MAT score would be considered for admissions to the academic year 2017- 2019.

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2016-09-11 21:36:57
Hello! You can apply to XIME through XAT as well as MAT. Yes MAT feb-2017 will be considered by XIME for 2017 admissions.

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MAT cut off for XIME will be between 75 percentiles to 80 percentile.

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No. XAT score is the marks obtained by a candidate in the exam. XAT percentile shows the candidate's relative performance compared with other test takers.

Yes. XAT has negative marking. Candidates lose 0.25 marks for every incorrect answer. A penalty also applies to unattempted questions beyond the first eight.

The XAT score calculator formula is Correct Answers - (Incorrect Answers * 0.25) - Unattempted Question Penalty.

XAT score is calculated by adding one mark for every correct answer and deducting 0.25 marks for every incorrect answer.  

Yes. XLRI specifies sectional cutoffs along with overall XAT cutoff. Candidates need to meet required percentile in QADI, VALR and DM for respective programme and category.

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