I have scored 90.5 percentile MAT Sept. 2018 and have a composite score of 679.5. Which college can I get? What is the admission process?

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8 years ago

First of all, congratulations on your score. Any MAT score above 90 percentile can get you admissions in the top MBA colleges. I am sure that you would have known the top colleges by now. So, choose the college wisely considering the specializations you are interested to take. All the best.

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