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Which exam is required for admission in MBA++ at PUMBA: CET, CAT or ATMA?

Asked about Department of Management Sciences, Pune University (PUMBA) - Master of Business Administration (MBA)

0 201 Views | Posted 4 months ago
Asked by Rucha Ligade

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    Harshada Chavan

    5 years ago
    For MBA+, CET is enough. There is no need to give ATMA exam, as the score of ATMA exam is only considered for MBA (Pharma-Biotech) course and not MBA+.
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    Swapnaneel Bhuiya | Scholar-Level 17

    5 years ago
    yeah it is compulsory to give the ATMA exam for admission in MBA
    an CAT exam is in itself enough for admission in the said course in the mentioned college.

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