Is this possible to get admission without taking CAT?

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Rishabh Verma
8 years ago
It is not, you must have had appeared for CAT exam and obtained a percentile to be eligible.

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Shail Oberoi
8 years ago
Most MBA institutes allot admission based on CAT or some other form of open test. So you need to appear for such a test and then seek admission based on the scores that you get in the test.

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