Is it possible to get admission in MBA without giving CET and CAT?

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Asked by Ashwini Lad
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Abhilash Das
9 years ago
No doubt you may get direct admission in some colleges for MBA, but only if you want to get a seat in some of the reputed MBA colleges. You may have to appear for entrance exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, GMAT, etc.

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Gaurav Sarode
9 years ago
There are only 10% colleges and they are not good. They accepts students because they want the seats to get full. You can get admissions in IIM, but you need to qualify the CAT exam to get admission.

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