What is the validity period of CAT and MAT scores accepted by GIBS?

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    Ahmedbasha | Contributor-Level 9

    2 weeks ago

    At GIBS Bangalore, the score validity is kept simple and student-friendly.

    • CAT score: GIBS accepts the latest CAT score, which is valid for one academic year. So if you've appeared for CAT in the recent exam cycle, that score is perfectly fine for admission.

    • MAT score: MAT scores are usually valid for one year as well. GIBS accepts recent MAT attempts, whether it's Feb, May, Sep, or Dec, as long as it's from the current admission cycle.

    Overall, GIBS focuses more on your overall profile and interest in management, not just when you wrote the exam. That's what makes the admission process smoother and more practical for students.

     
     
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    MANPREET KAUR

    2 months ago

    The MAT score validity will hold for exactly one year from the date and year mentioned on the MAT result. 
    The CAT score is valid for one year only. For admission to MBA colleges during the academic session 2025-2026

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