As of the University, MAT is not required.
But, for the other course such as BBA, the selection criteria is based on UGAT/AME CET.
Then for BCA, it depends on merit-based selection.
For B.Des class 12th with an aggregate of 50 percent and IDAT.
For MBA requires MAT/CAT/ CMAT.
For BArch, it requires NATA
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No, MAT is not required for Indus University.
Indus University offers MBA courses in various specializations, such as Finance, Marketing, Human Resource Management, Operations Management, International Business, etc. The admission to these courses is based on the merit of the candidates in the gradua
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Yes, for some of them. Bahra lists scholarships based on JEE Main marks and CLAT rank, along with BUSET, CAT, MAT, and CUET percentile scores. I am not sure about NEET, so confirm that with the admissions office.
Top management institutes accepting the MAT Exam generally expect a cutoff percentile between 75 and 90, while top-tier colleges may require 90+ percentile.
Students interested in MBA at any of the Symbiosis Institutes need to take the Symbiosis National Aptitude (SNAP) Computer Based Test which will be conducted at designated test centres.
However, the institute does offer special pathways to Indian students allowing them to register for clas
To be eligible for the MBA scholarship provided by the Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology via MAT, candidates must have secured 95 Percentile and above (applicable for December 2025 MAT & February 2026 MAT) (centre based/offline examination).
GIBS Business School differentiates itself from other colleges because it is focused on creating professionals and not just giving degrees. It combines education with practical knowledge, interactions with industries, and personal development.
Why is GIBS different from other colleges?
- The curr
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