Is MAT required for MBA at William Carey University?

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    Ayindrela Halder | Contributor-Level 7

    a year ago

    The college accepts both merit based and entrance based exam scores. 

    Admissions in William Carey University are both merit and entrance based.  The college accepts the scores of your last qualifying exam. That is, the university not only accepts scores from national-level entrance exams like JEE Main, CAT, and MAT for specific courses, but also 10+2 exam results. The official website of the William Carey University has set eligibility criteria for MBA courses at a minimum of any bachelor's degree in any stream.

    Candidates can apply for admission through online as well as offline mode. Depending on your suitability you can eith

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VIT Business School accepts MAT exam percentile for admission to MBA programme. The MAT Cutoff 2024 is 80 for students belonging to the General All India category. In 2023, the VIT Business School cutoff was 80, and in 2022, it was also the same, at 80.

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heena agrawal

Hi.

Admission to the MBA programme is based on merit in the qualifying exam and a valid score in any one of the accepted national or state-level management entrance exams. The university also conducts its own in-house entrance exam, the DPAT, as an alternative option. 
 
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Hi.

GIBS Business School primarily uses a merit-based admission system that considers the applicant's overall profile, but it does offer specific considerations and seat allocation for reserved categories and management quota seats. 
 
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GIBS Business School has consistent and moderate cutoff trends for CAT and MAT over recent years. The scores generally fall within a specific range, and the university emphasizes a holistic evaluation process rather than relying solely on the entrance exam percentile. 
 
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  • Percentile Range: The typical CAT cutoff for admission to the PGDM programme at GIBS is generally between the 60 to 70 percentile.
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Yes

The institution offers a range of scholarships, and performance in entrance exams like MAT (and CAT, XAT, etc.) is a key criterion for determining the amount of the scholarship award. 
 
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