How to join in MBA? I will be appear for MAT entrance in May.

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A composite score of 600 or above in the Management Aptitude Test (MAT) conducted by AIMA in either September / December 2015 / February 2016 OR a composite score of 450 or above in GMAT 2015 OR 70 percentile or above in the Common Management Admission test (CMAT 2016) OR 70 percentile or above in t

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Suma Vivek | Contributor-Level 9

9 years ago

Christ does not accept May MAT score. So you can write the other eligible exams and wait for next year

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