How can l decide the best college if l have not got good score in XAT, MAT, etc.?

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Subhajit M
8 years ago
It is better to be sure with a higher score in CAT/XAT but if you did not score well then use these tactics. First shortlisted some colleges according to your rank or with the help of the invitation brochures you received. Choose your interested field of job (core finance /financial product sales/

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Abeer Gupta
9 years ago
It depends upon your score and percentile. There is quite a few colleges available in every range of the percentile, so you need to find decent colleges according to your percentile.

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You can compare colleges on the basis of the fee, ROI, placements, student-faculty ratio, brand value, etc. Suppose you got 75 Percentile in MaT then good options available for you will be XIME-Bangalore, Christ University, etc. You can compare them according to the above-mentioned criteria.

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MAT scorecard is valid for a year, basis MBA admission cycle. MAT February and May session scores are valid for admission to that year only whereas, MAT September and MAT December scores can be used for admission in next year.

AIMA does not release any rank or percentile list of test takers, as MAT has multiple attempts and it is not an annual exam.

MAT is held in 4 phases - February, May, September and December. There are two exams per phase which means you can attempt MAT exam about 8 times in a year.

Over 1400 MBA colleges in India accept MAT scores for admission. Best business schools in Bangalore, GIBS Business School Bangalore is one of them.

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  • 1400+ total colleges (990 private, 100 govt, 7 public-private).

  • Top ones: Christ University, Amity, VIT Vellore, Alliance University.

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It is estimated that about 20,000 candidates appear for MAT in every exam phase and about 80,000 appear for the exam annually. There are no confirmed data however.

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