What is JMET? Is it an MBA entrance in IIT?
Asked by Vivek Mandha Vivek
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Usually, it is CAT and not Joint Management entrance test. However, please check each IIT's profile in Shiksha website for entrance details.
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Yes. The full form of JMET is Joint Management Entrance Test. This is for management degree programme (MBA for 2 years ) and it's after the graduation. This is just a qualifying exam to get admission in IITs and IISc Bangalore also. Not only clearing exam, you can get into these colleges but also you have to apply for these colleges also based on your choice. -
In 201, JMET was discontinued and replaced by Common Admission Test (CAT). -
JMET exam has been discontinued. IIT's accept CAT scores for admission.
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JMET ( Joint Management Entrance Test ) was used by IIT's for there entrance exam.
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