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XAT 2024 Registration Window Extended Till December 10 at xatonline.in - Vimarsana News

XAT 2024 Registration Window Extended Till December 10 at xatonline.in

XAT 2024: Applicants can register themselves at xatonline.in, the official website up until December 10. XLRI will administer the test on January 7, 2024

Source: news18.com
XAT 2024 Registration Window Closes Today, How to Apply - Vimarsana News

XAT 2024 Registration Window Closes Today, How to Apply

XAT 2024: Students can submit their application fees after completing the online application form and attaching the required documents at xatonline.in

Source: news18.com
IIM Kozhikode Announces Admission Procedure For MBA 2024-26, Check Details - Vimarsana News

IIM Kozhikode Announces Admission Procedure For MBA 2024-26, Check Details

The CAT score percentile that has been set for admission this year for General category students is 85, for OBC- NCL/EWS the percentile required is 75, for SC it is 65 and for ST/PwD it is 55.

Source: ndtv.com
CAT 2023: IIM Kozhikode revises admission policy, gives more weightage to gender diversity - Vimarsana News

CAT 2023: IIM Kozhikode revises admission policy, gives more weightage to gender diversity

IIM Kozhikode will adopt a three-staged selection process to admit students to its MBA programme. Clearing the first stage would require a candidate under the General category to score a minimum CAT score percentile of 85 with 75 sectional percentile.

CAT Normalisation Process 2023: Here's All You Need To Know - Vimarsana News

CAT Normalisation Process 2023: Here's All You Need To Know

The CAT 2023 normalisation process aims to ensure an equitable assessment of all candidates.

Source: ndtv.com