MAT Exam 2022: Top MBA colleges accepting MAT score and their cutoff
Sundararajan | May 30, 2022 | 04:40 PM IST | 1 min read
AIMA has conducted the MAT 2022 May session exam for CBT 2 and PBT 2. Know the expected cutoff and top colleges accepting MAT scores.
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Download EBookNEW DELHI: All India Management Association (AIMA) has successfully concluded the Management Aptitude Test (MAT) 2022 in computer-based test (CBT), and paper-based test (PBT) on May 28, 2022. The MAT 2022 exam was held from 10 am to 12:30 pm. The MAT 2022 results for PBT/ CBT are expected soon at mat.aima.in/may22. Candidates can check their results for MAT 2022 by entering the roll number and registration number.
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The Management Aptitude Test is a national-level entrance examination conducted by the All India Management Association to shortlist students for admission to various MBA programmes. MAT exam is conducted as CBT, PBT, as well as IBT.
MAT exam 2022 result date and time
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MAT events |
MAT dates |
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MAT exam date 2022 for PBT 2 and CBT 2 |
May 28, 2022, Saturday |
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MAT result date 2022 |
First week of June 2022 |
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Top MAT colleges and their cut off
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Top MBA colleges accepting MAT score |
Expected MAT cutoff marks 2022 |
MAT cut off percentile 2022 |
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Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship, Bangalore |
700 |
95+ |
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PUMBA |
600 |
90+ |
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Amity Business School |
600-650 |
90-95 |
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SIMREE |
550 |
85-90 |
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Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad |
650 |
85-95 |
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DSIMS Mumbai |
550 |
85-90 |
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BIMTECH Noida |
500 |
80-90 |
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IFIM Business School |
500 |
80-90 |
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Department of Management Sciences, PUMBA (Pune University) |
600 |
80-90 |
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AIMS Bangalore |
500 |
80-90 |
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Alliance Bangalore |
500 |
80-90 |
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SRM University |
500 |
80-90 |
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VIT University |
500 |
80-90 |
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PCMRD Pune |
450 |
75-80 |
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IIMS |
450 |
75-80 |
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Christ Institute of Management |
400 |
70-80 |
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Jaipuria Institute of Management |
400 |
70-80 |
After the declaration of the MAT exam result, the participating institutes will release the MAT 2022 cutoff individually and will begin the shortlisting based on individual MAT cut offs. The MAT cutoff will include the minimum marks required by students to be eligible for MBA admission 2022-24 .
Also, the authorities will commence the admission process soon after the announcement of the MAT 2022 result. Only students who qualify for the MAT 2022 exam will be eligible to participate in the selection round of MAT participating institutes.
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