How much minimum MAT score needed to get admission in MBA?
Asked about REVA University - Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Asked by Jithin Mathew
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Minimum 500 marks in MAT Exam
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It varies from institute to institute. You should look at scoring a high percentile in the CAT exam. Most of the reputed B Schools accept only CAT scores -
Hi Jithin. Each college has their own criteria on the basis if which they select students. Some of the institute only need a valid score card of any entrance exam so that they can test the candidate more on GD & PI process. But yeah your MAT score will be given importance. Soon or later it will be included in your overall performance in your GD&PI and on that basis college will decide whether you are fit for their institution or not. Last thing the simplest thing is " The more you score , better the chances will be available for you" -
Hi jithin,,
Each college has its own criteria for selection,,be specific with college name so that we can help you -
Good Evening !
Every college has different Score limit for admission for MBA program. You may look for the respective college website for more details.
For ICBM it is 50%ile.
Thank you.
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ICBM-School of Business Excellence
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