I got 46 percentile and 528 as composite score on MAT. So please refer which colleges I can apply?

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Siddharth Sharma | Contributor-Level 6

4 years ago

Very frankly speaking. 46 percentile is a very low score for the MAT exam. If you just want to do MBA then you can opt for colleges where they take direct admission. I'm sure there are plenty of them. You won't even require your MAT score card there. But if you are willing to take admission in a goo

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