What entrance exam scores does Karnataka University accept for admission to MBA?
The MBA programme at Karnataka University accepts scores from a variety of entrance exams. A bachelor's degree that is at least three years old and has 50% of its total points from all subjects—including language courses—is required to be eligible. The following entrance exams are part of the Karnat
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Karnataka University accepts various entrance exam scores for admission to the MBA program. The accepted entrance exam scores include:
- Karnataka Postgraduate Common Entrance Test (Karnataka PGCET): A minimum of 60 percentile.
- Management Aptitude Test (MAT): A minimum of 60th percentile.
- CAT/CMAT/XAT/MA
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