So you have just taken CAT 2011 and are not very
happy with your performance? You’re not sure if you can score a 98+ percentile
and make it to IIMs. Don’t fret! Your MBA admission journey does NOT end
here.
There are many other premier management institutes of the
country that do not grant admission on the basis of CAT score. In fact,
some the new IIMs are no match for established institutes like the TISS, XLRI, FMS and IIFT.
What is interesting to note is that most of these institutes do not take CAT score
for the admissions. While,TISS conduct their own admission tests, some
like XLRI accept GMAT and have their own group admission
tests.
Most other prestigious B-schools accept scores from common
entrances like the MAT, ATMA and GMAT. Most of the states
also conduct state-level entrance exams for institutes within the State, and
are affiliated to relevant state universities. Most of the state colleges
though require that the aspirant lives within the state.
Let us check out top 10 B-school entrances besides CAT-:
S. No
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Entrance Exam
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Eligibility
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Test Pattern
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1
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Management Aptitude Test (MAT)
|
Graduate in any discipline from a recognised university.
Final year degree course students can also apply. Job experience is not
necessary.
|
Objective type test with multiple-choice questions. A
candidate can take the test in two formats: Paper-based Test or Computer
Based Test.
|
2
|
SNAP
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Graduate in any discipline with a minimum 50 % marks
|
SNAP test is of 2 hours duration and is an objective
test with each question having four responses. Student should choose an
appropriate response. Each wrong answer attracts 25% negative marks
|
3
|
XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test). XAT score is
accepted by 77 institutes across the country.
|
Graduate in any discipline from a recognised University
|
XAT 2011 had three sections: 1. Verbal Ability and
Logical Reasoning (VA), 2. Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation (QA),
3. Analytical Reasoning and Decision Making Ability (AR)
|
4
|
AICTE-CMAT
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Graduate in any discipline from a recognised University
|
The All India Council for Technical Education will launch
an online Common Management Admissions Test (CMAT) next year. The test has
been launched with a view to reduce the stress of multiple entrance tests
taken by students so far. The scores will be valid for admission toAICTE-approved
institutes.
|
5
|
NMAT (Narsee MonjeeMAT)
|
Graduate (any discipline) from a recognised University
with a minimum 50% marks.
|
NMAT is a computer-based test of 2 hours duration
consisting of multiple-choice questions where a student needs to select one
of the correct answers.
|
6
|
IIFT (Indian Institute Of Foreign Trade) Test
|
Recognised Bachelor’s degree of minimum 3 years duration
in any discipline.
|
It is a multiple choice objective type written test of 2
hours duration. It consists of English Comprehension, General Knowledge &
Awareness, Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Analysis.
|
7
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TISS Test (Tata Institute of Social Sciences
conducts an entrance exam for admission to its Master’s programmes)
|
Graduate in any discipline from a recognised University.
|
The Written Test is in two parts and is for 45 minutes.
The first part is the Common Objective Test for all the programmes which
consists of 3 sections: General Awareness/Knowledge 2. Analytical/Logical
Reasoning and Quantitative Ability, 3. Verbal Reasoning.
The second part of the Written Test is the “Programme-Based” test and the duration is 60 minutes for all the courses. The written test is followed by Group Discussion and Personal Interview. |
8
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IBSAT (IBS Aptitude Test)
|
Graduates (any discipline) in English medium with minimum
50% marks
|
IBSAT is a multiple-choice-questions-based test for 2
hours duration. It tests the student’s ability in quantitative techniques,
data interpretation, data adequacy, vocabulary, analytical reasoning and
reading comprehension
|
9
|
Integrated Common Entrance Test (ICET). It is
conducted annually for admission into MBA andMCA courses of
all universities in Andhra Pradesh and their affiliated colleges
|
Qualifying marks inICET-2011 were 25 percent and no
minimum marks are prescribed for SC/ST candidates. Students should possess a
Bachelor’s Degree of minimum three years duration.
|
|
10
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MAH MBA/ MMS CET
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Bachelor’s degree of minimum three years duration with
minimum of 50% marks.
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No negative marking. The exam is of 150 minutes duration
consisting of 200 objective type questions. Questions will be from the
following topics: Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension, Quantitative
Aptitude and Logical/Abstract Reasoning.
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