Is CAT compulsory to take admission in MBA in Amity School of Communication?

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No, CAT is not mandatory for taking admission in MBA in Amity School of Communication. Although it's not mandatory but, if the candidate has given CAT, the marks can be considered for admission. Candidate can be granted direct admission if the aggregate is surpassed.

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