Is CAT compulsory for MBA in Delhi School of Business?

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Asked by Ranjeeta Rai
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R
8 months ago

No, students don't need to present a CAT score for Delhi School of Business MBA admissions. As per the official website, other than CAT, the institute accepts various other national-level exams. These exams are as follows:

  • XAT
  • CMAT
  • MAT
  • NMAT
  • GMAT

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Jiya Tyagi
a year ago

The CAT exam score is not required for admission to the MBA programme at the Delhi School of Business (DSB). Candidates can secure a seat by submitting a valid score from any of the following exams i.e. XAT, CMAT, GMAT, MAT, NMAT, or an equivalent test. Therefore, it is not necessary to have a CAT s

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a year ago

Indeed, a crucial part of the Delhi School of Business (DSB) MBA program's admissions procedure is the Common Admission Test (CAT). Although DSB also takes into account results from other entry examinations like the GMAT, XAT, and CMAT, the CAT is well-known and frequently chosen by the school. A mi

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R
a year ago

No, it is not mandatory for students to present a CAT score for Delhi School of Business MBA admissions. As per the official website, other than CAT, the institute accepts various other national-level exams such as XAT, MAT, SAT, CMAT, and others. 

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