I have scored in 75 percentile in MAT, 60% in graduation,47% in 12th and 45% in 10th, is it good for admission in good MBA colleges?

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Asked by Rohit Shaw
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Jaydeep Parmar
7 years ago
With class 10th and class 12th score less than 50 percentage, it will be less likely that you will be admitted in a good B-School due to the criteria being set at 50.

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7 years ago
Hi Rohit, Your MAT score is decent and will be acceptable in many universities. However, with an aggregate of less than 50% in X and XII boards, you will not be accepted in most of the good MBA colleges (assuming you are a Gen category candidate). If you are an SC/ST candidate, you can still have a

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7 years ago
You have a good MAT score. For your information, MAT Score is accepted in a total of 169 Institutes all over India. Here are few other good colleges who accept MAT score. Alliance School of Business, Alliance University, Bangalore. TAPMI Manipal. Tula's Institute, Dehradun, Great Lakes, Chennai. Ami

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7 years ago
Ofcourse, it is good to take admission for MBA colleges, but it depends on where you are taking admission.

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Aman Kumar
7 years ago
Yes, you can do MBA with these marks, there are some institutions which can take admission such as GLA Mathura, Galgotia University, and there are several colleges in Delhi NCR or in Delhi which can take your Admission.

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Thank you, Sir.

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