Will I have to clear an aptitude test to take admission if I am having experience of 6 years in marketing, sales and PR and advertising?

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Lalit Bhandari | Guide-Level 15

8 years ago

HI Hitesh, Irrespective of your work experience, you will have to abide by the rules and regulations of the college/university's criteria set for admission and hence, yes, you will have to write down the aptitude test as if when required by the university. All the best.

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Aanchal Mittal | Beginner-Level 5

8 years ago

Yes, you will have to take CAT to take admission.

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