What is the MAT cutoff for SIBAR - Sinhgad Institute of Business Administration and Research?

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If you're aiming for MBA at SIBAR, you'll need around 75 percentile in MAT (similar to other Sinhgad affiliated colleges). That's a decent score for getting into the first few CAP counseling rounds. So aim for 80+ in CAT or 75+ in MAT.

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