I am a final year commerce student. I am pursuing my B.com from open University. Can I apply for the CAT Entrance? Please reply my question.

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Dharamveer Dheer
6 years ago
If your B.Com is from any UGC recognised university, you are very well eligible to write CAT. One more point I would lie to highlight, the CAT for 2020 intake has already been done, you can only do so for next year. If you want the 2020 intake, you have a golden opportunity to apply for MBA at LPU,

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Khushal Arora
6 years ago
Hello! Yes you can apply for CAT but I would suggest you to not make CAT as the only target, have a look over other options as well. There are many renowned B school which conduct their own entrance exam such as MAT XAT IIFT NMAT SNAP CMAT LPU NEST and few more. I have appeared for LPU NEST as well

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6 years ago
Well yes you can go ahead for your application. Also, this year Lovely professional University has relaxed their eligibility norms. LPU is not making mandatory any entrance exam for MBA but one has to qualify an interview. Here I am sharing the eligibility criteria of the programme I. e. Pass with 5

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