What is the difference between XAT and X-GMAT?

Candidates who pursued a 5-year Integrated course after 12^th and are applying for XAT exam, can mention their undergraduate and postgraduate scores in the columns specified for the same in the XAT application form. For such candidates too, the minimum academic qualification remains the same.

TAPMI Manipal offers admission to various courses such as MBA and BBA on the basis of merit and valid entrance scores. The Institute provides admission to MBA on the basis of various accepted entrance exams such as CAT/ XAT/ GMAT/ NMAT and other equivalent exams along with group discussion and personal interview. Apart from this, candidates must secure a minimum aggregate of 50% in graduation.

No, XAT is not compulsory to get admission into Christ University Pune MBA course. Other than XAT, students can get an MBA seat via other exams, such as CAT, GMAT, GRE, etc. Other than entrance test scores, the students performance in GD, PI, and WAT is also taken into consideration while making the final selection.

 Christ University Pune accepts a wide range of national-level entrance tests for admissions to its MBA course, including XAT. For admission via XAT, candidates must register and appear for the exam. The 2025 session for the XAT exam was conducted on 5 Jan, 2024. 

Note: The above-mentioned exam date is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change at the discretion of concerned authorities.

It is not necessary to conduct CAT, MAT, or XAT tests for MBA in Hospitality and Tourism admission in Lovely Professional University (LPU). The only basic eligibility criterion is graduation with at least 55% marks, and admission is substantially through the LPUNEST entrance exam or, in some instances, a valid CAT score. MAT and XAT, though, are not specified as compulsory or standard entrance exams for this course at LPU. Students can get admission by either appearing in LPUNEST or by scoring in CAT, but the selection of CAT, MAT, or XAT is not obligatory if you choose LPUNEST instead.