Is CAT required for MBA at SAU - Spicer Adventist University?

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Pranav Kaushal | Beginner-Level 1

2 years ago

HI NISHAR AHMED

No, CAT is not required for MBA at SAU - Spicer Adventist University. However, a valid score in CAT/XAT/MAT/NMAT/CMAT is required for MBA admission.

Candidates must also have a minimum aggregate score of 50% and submit their CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT/GMAT scores.

MBA admissions at SAU are bas

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Ashish Kumar | Contributor-Level 7

2 years ago

In Spicer Adventist University, CAT is not required for all the programs of MBA. But it is compulsory for appearing in state level entrance test.

In case of the seats being vacant admission will be granted on first come first serve basis. Admission in professional and technical courses shall be made

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