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MBA Entrance Examinations

An MBA degree is considered as a passport to apply for job, get promotions, earn handsome salary and join administrative work force. A candidate can do MBA in General Management or with specialization in areas like business, finance, marketing and accountancy or Hospitality etc. A full time MBA take 2 years to complete. While those working full time can chose to get MBA as part time student in a span of 3 years or more. Online MBA programmes are highly popular among candidates who cannot attend regular day classes.

To join MBA you need a minimum of bachelor’s degree with qualification in entrance examinations like CAT / GRE / GMAT etc. Some MBA schools may conduct their own entrance examination. Candidates successful in the merit rank of entrance test need to appear for group discussion and interview to prove business acumen.

There are many MBA Schools in India to provide MBA programme. Many of the MBA programmes have dual degree approval, i.e. as a post graduate qualification as well as technical qualification.

For more details read career in management.

Here are details about MBA entrance examinations.

• CAT - Common Admission Test
• MAT
• XAT - Xavier Aptitude Test
• CMAT - Common Management Admission Test
• IIFT - Indian Institute of Foreign Trade
• ATMA - AIMS Test for Management Admissions
• NMAT - Narsee Monjee Management Aptitude Test
• SNAP - Symbiosis National Aptitude Test
• IRMA - Institute of Rural Management
• IBSAT - ICFAI Business Studies Aptitude Test
• AP ICET - Integrated Common Entrance Test
• KMAT -  Karnataka Management Aptitude Test
• TANCET - Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test
• HPCMAT - Himachal Pradesh Combined Management Aptitude Test
• JEMAT - Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test
• KIITEE - KIITEE Management Exam
• MP MET - Management Entrance Test
• UPSEE
• AMU MBA
• Institute of Health Management Research (IHMR Jaipur)