IBSAT 2021 notification and dates released; check details here
Divyosha Banda | June 26, 2021 | 01:02 PM IST | 1 min read
MBA entrance test notification and dates released by ICFAI Business School. Registration for IBSAT 2021 will start soon.
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Download EBookNEW DELHI: ICFAI Business School has released the IBSAT 2021 exam notification and dates. Management aspirants interested in MBA/PGPM admission at IBS Hyderabad, IBS Ahmedabad, IBS Gurgaon, and other campuses can check the IBSAT notification 2021 on the official website - ibsindia.org. The IBSAT application form 2021 will be released in both online and offline modes on July 1. Before applying for IBSAT 2021, the candidates are advised to check and meet the eligibility criteria.
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IBSAT Notification 2021: Important Dates
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IBSAT Events |
IBSAT 2021 Dates |
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IBSAT 2021 registration to begin on |
July 01 |
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Last date to register for IBSAT exam 2021 |
December 16 |
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IBSAT 2021 exam date |
December 25 and 26 |
IBSAT Eligibility Criteria 2021
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Candidates must have a bachelor’s degree in any discipline with 50 per cent and above marks from any recognized/statutory institute/college in English medium.
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Candidates who haven't pursued their graduation in English medium will have to submit the TOEFL/ NELT/ IELTS score by May 31, 2021.
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Applicants in their final year of the bachelor’s degree are also eligible to apply, provided they complete their graduation requirements (including practical examinations/viva/assignments) before May 31, 2022.
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Candidates having GMAT/NMAT by GMAC or CAT (from 2019 onwards) scores will be exempted from IBSAT 2021.
IBSAT Application Form 2021
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Particulars |
Details |
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IBSAT form mode |
Both online and offline |
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Online |
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Offline (Purchase from IBS Marketing Branches) |
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IBSAT application form fee |
Rs 1800 |
ICFAI Business School Admission 2021: Campuses
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IBS Ahmedabad
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IBS Bengaluru
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IBS Gurgaon
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IBS Hyderabad
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IBS Dehradun
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IBS Jaipur
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IBS Kolkata
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IBS Mumbai
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IBS Pune
About IBSAT
ICFAI Business School Aptitude Test, popularly known as IBSAT, is a national-level entrance exam conducted annually for admission to the MBA/PGPM programmes offered at various campuses of the institute. IBSAT is a computer-based test of 2 hours duration, wherein 200 MCQs are asked from four sections - quantitative techniques, data interpretation, data adequacy, vocabulary, analytical reasoning, and reading comprehension.
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