What is the difference between GMAT and CAT?

Dear Shindhan! GMAT: Global Management Aptitude Test is given by those students who wish to study outside India. Application Cost is $250 (INR 17,000). In order to get good college in abroad u must have to score 700+ out of 800. Some indian college like ISB Hyderabad also accepts this. Frequency of the exam is 5 times a year. CAT; Common Admission Test is given by those students who wish to study in India. Application Cost is INR 1100. In order to get good college (Like IIMs, FMS) u must have to score 98.6%+ in CAT. In general, almost every college in India accepts this exam. Hope you finds this helpfull. Kindly upvote the answer if u feel satisfied. Ask me any query at any time. Best of Luck buddy!

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<p>GMAT or otherwise known as the Graduate Management Admission Test and Common Admission Test or commonly referred to as CAT are the two most widely accepted management entrance tests, scores of which are accepted by all the top B-schools, including the IIMs. The basic difference, between the two, is that while CAT is a national-level entrance exam for students looking for admission to Top Business Schools in India, GMAT is held on a global level and helps students for admission to top B-Schools worldwide. Conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council, GMAT scores are acceptable mainly in the case of NRI/Foreign students who want to study in India. The IIMs accept the GMAT score of domestic candidates for executive management programmes. Candidates can learn in-depth about the&nbsp;difference between GMAT and CAT exams.</p>

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