Which exam is more difficult: CAT or MAT?

277 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Anwarul Islam
5 Answers
M
9 years ago
CAT is much difficult as compared to CAT exam.

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Satish K Swarnkar
9 years ago
CAT is difficult than MAT exam.

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manoj vyas
9 years ago
CAT exam is difficult as compared to MAT exam. You should focus on CAT exam as it covers the syllabus of MAT exam too.

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S
a year ago

Talking about the difficulty levels, CAT is more challenging and hence bears several advantages over MAT. MAT is the easiest version. Since you have chosen to prepare and focus only on CAT, it covers the preparation for MAT too.

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SURAJ GEHLOT
9 years ago
CAT is more difficult in comparison of MAT, but through CAT, you can get admission in a good B-school.

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