What is the admission criteria for MBA? Do we need to appear for CAT or not?

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Vilas Rane
6 years ago
There are many exams for MBA admission like CAT, SNAP, NMAT and CET. It depends on you where you want to take admission for your MBA. if you are focusing only on mumbai colleges then CET is the best choice.advantage of taking CAT is you can get into top B-schools of all over india and there are many

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Sunil Soni
8 years ago
IIMT Group of Colleges, Greater Noida is under Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University(AKTU) for awarding MBA degree. Admission is based on UPSEE MBA entrance examination conducted by AKTU.

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Please visit AKTU website for details.

Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
IIMT Group of Colleges, Greater Noida is under Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University(AKTU) for awarding MBA degree. Admission is based on UPSEE MBA entrance examination conducted by AKTU. The admissions criteria for MBA is you need to have 50% marks in graduation and score of entrance. Yes your C

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Mrinalani Teotia
8 years ago
The admissions criteria for MBA is you need to have 50% marks in graduation and score of entrance. Yes your CAT score is required.

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