I have not given CAT or any other exam and I want to take admission in MBA but as every college accepts these exam. How to take admission.

I have done B.Sc. (non medical). .

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Ashish Sharma
6 years ago
Hi Muskaan, NO CAT exam, Not a problem at all. First of all if we talk about the eligibility then you should have minimum 55% in graduation plus interview. Second The MBA from LPU have so much worth. LPU is one of the best Place for MBA. You can take admission in MBA as per the eligibility criteria

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Dharamveer Dheer
6 years ago
ITs a misnomer that every college accepts CAT There are many colleges which don't actually do it, some top ones like LPU conduct Interviews for the intake of MBA and keep the test only for scholarships. You must check how to choose the college: some parameters are: Curriculum : If at all the curricu

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6 years ago
You can give the May MAT 2020 Entrance exam. Many colleges do accept May MAT Score. You can look for the IILM Lodhi road as one of your options. IILM Lodhi road is the oldest campus located in central Delhi. The alumni base is phenomenal which is a strong strength. The alumni of IILM are placed in a

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Abhishek Desai
6 years ago
Hello, It is compulsory to appear for one or the other MBA entrance exams for taking admission in any reputed college across India. No top-ranked college offers direct admission. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/20-mba-entrance-exams-you-can-take-this-year-blogId-11473

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