In which month do most of the MBA entrance exams like CAT, XLRI or others take place?

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Abhishek Desai
9 years ago
The season of MBA entrance exams starts with NMAT (held from Oct to Dec), then followed by IIFT, CAT, SNAP, XAT, MAT, CMAT and finally ends with MAH-CET (March). So these exams continue from October till March, with the major exams held in the Dec-Jan period.

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Chaitanya Vernekar
9 years ago
Hi Sandesh, Most of the exams take place during the month of November and December. But there are a few exams like MAT and GMAT which are conducted more than once in a year.

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