Is it possible get admission without taking CAT and GMAT?

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Rishabh Verma
8 years ago
No, appearing for CAT/GMAT and having a valid percentile/score is a mandatory requirement.

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Shail Oberoi
8 years ago
Most MBA colleges allot admissions based on CAT/GMAT, so it may be difficult to get admission in a good institute. However, some institutes may be open to allot admission into PGDM under various quota basis. However you could also start working and after gaining experience of 3 years you can seek a

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