Dear Aspirant, not only ibsat, for any exam it's important to refer the syllabus first. There is no surity that the questions of mock tests will be repeated in final exam. The mock tests are just to take a glimpse of the real paper and analyse the performance on all India level. So prepare according to the syllabus firstly.

All the best and proceed accordingly.

Dear applicant

You have to first register for the IBSAT exam by filling in your basic details and paying the fees. After the fees is paid your registeration will be complete and you will get an id and password on your registered email.By login with your id and password you if be transfered to the application form where you be asked to select your test center and other details.

Goodluck!

Hi,

The primary and basic NMAT eligibility criteria for 2020 is

Candidates should be holding a bachelor’s degree or equivalent from any recognised university. NMAT 2020 eligibility criteria have not mentioned any age bar to appear in the online exam. Candidates qualifying the NMAT exam can apply in the B-Schools of India.

Also,

• Minimum Marks: Candidates must have scored at least 50% marks in the bachelor’s degree.

• Work Experience: The candidates having 2-3 years of work experience will be preferred.

• Provisional Admission: Candidates who have given their graduation exam last year and are awaiting their results can also apply for the NMAT 2020 exam.

• Maximum Attempts: Candidates can attempt the NMAT exam 2020 three times which include the ‘no shows’.

For IBSAT,

For MBA - Eligibility Criteria of IBSAT 2020

• Candidates must graduate with a minimum 50% and above marks with medium of instructions in English

• All candidates must have completed a minimum of 15 years of education i.e. 10+2+3 or 10+2+4 basis

• Candidates must be from English medium in graduation. If not, then they have to submit the TOEFL/IELT/IELTS score.

• Candidates who are in their final year of graduation are also eligible to apply, but they have to complete their graduation requirements (which includes practical examinations/viva/assignments) before May 31, 2021. The admission will remain provisional until the candidates produce marks sheets and degree certificates as a proof of their eligibility. The last date for submission of proof of graduation will be November 01, 2021

Hope this helps!

Hello Jai,

I would suggest you that if you are having problem and feel like you won't be able to score good in IP then you should surely switch if it is possible to switch now as you should go on with the subject you are more comfortable with.

If you feel somewhere that you won't be able to score good in IP then one wrong decision can hamper your 12th result as this is an additional subject and scores in this subject may help you further in adding this subject to the Best 4 at the time of getting admissions.

Hello,

Yes the IBSAT score is accepted for admission in IBS colleges. The exam through which you can get into IBS colleges are

• CAT
• IBSAT
• GMAT
• NMAT by GMAC

Please click the below link for the list of colleges that accept the IBSAT score

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-ibsat

Hello Aspirant,

One thing you should learn before doing MBA course is to be positive at all situation doesn't matter how difficult it is, So I suggest you to be positive for your result. What my opinion is about the selection of candidate through GD-PI process is that selection weightage is more for PI than GD, Telling about my experience I have been rejected to all those college where my interview was horrible like NIA, But I have got selected in Welingkar despite of giving average GD because of a good personal interview.

So don't take tension be positive for your result.

I hope the above information is beneficial for you.

All the best.

Hii Harshit!

Cutoff refers to the minimum marks a candidate should obtain to be qualified to get admissions. The cut-offs vary every year depending on different factors. You will get the details about cutoff in the link provided below and then, you can make an idea of the score needed by you.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/ibs-hyderabad-cutoff/amp

Hope this helps.

Good luck!

Harsh, IBSAT scores are not disclosed by the exam conducting authority. It is only a qualifying test for further selection process. So you would not know your marks and percentile. You will directly have to attend the next rounds of selection. The final selection is based on the performance in Group Discussion, Personal Interview and Past Academic Records. All the best for the next round.