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CAT (Common Admission Test) examination is the litmus test for all the MBA aspirants out there. If you really want to pursue a full-time MBA from a reputed B-School, CAT examination is mandatory.

Actually, it filters out the candidates who have an aptitude for pursuing management. If it wasnt compulsory, we would have seen more numbers applying for MBA than already overflowing aspirants.

There are other exams as well that act as a filter apart from CAT. As you may know, GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is used globally as a standard examination to apply for foreign universities. In the B-School I am associated with viz. SPJIMR, all three scores are accepted CAT, GMAT and XAT. (XAT is a separate exam conducted by XLRI, Jamshedpur).

Mostly, all the exams are conducted for getting a full-time 2-year Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM), which is a staple programme for all B-Schools.

Having said that, you can become a namesake MBA without appearing any exams for other courses offered by various institutes.

Just in the morning, I got a call from Wellingkar Institute of Technology for doing part-time MBA without any CAT/XAT/GMAT. If one just wants a tag of an MBA without any real value addition whatsoever, one can go for that gimmicky MBA as well.

Log answer short, for a traditional MBA with some real weight, go through the grinding process of terrifying CAT exams, bone-crunching interviews and hell more.

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Can i know your percentage. So that decide u r elgible or Not ?

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You would get seat in anna University according to ur rank
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Any person who has passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics with minimum of 50% marks is eligible for admission to this course.


The admission process of B. Tech. Food Technology is based on an entrance examination. Candidate has to go throughJEE (Joint Entrance Examination)to take admission into this course.

Various colleges and universities requireJEE Mainrank of students to take entrance into this course. The test is conducted nationwide by the zonalIITs (Indian Institute of Technology). 13 Lakh students appear for this test.JEE Main syllabusis based on 10+2 syllabus and covers 3 subject Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

Application Process: The application process begins in the month of November and ends in December. Admit cards are available in March.

Mains:The JEE test is divided into two stages Mains and Advanced. Mains is the first stage. Students rank in Mains examination is considered for the admission in B.tech Food Technology.

Counselling:This is the final stage. Here the candidate chooses the college according to his rank in Mains examination and college/university cutoff, thereby taking admission into that college.

There is also provision for lateral entry into this course. There will be a separate entrance exam for lateral entry. LEET (Lateral Engineering Entrance Test) is conducted for students to take entry into 2ndyear of course, which is known as lateral entry.

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