Common Management Admission Test CMAT 2017 was held on January 28 from 9.30AM to 12.30PM. CMAT Exam Analysis by MBAUniverse.com reveals that overall the paper was easy, with expected questions and pattern. However, General Awareness was relatively tough and tricky.
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In the General Awareness Section, questions were related to current economic developments and government policies like Demonetization, Digital India initiatives, Ease of Doing Business. One of question was on Noble Prize for Music.

Despite the rumours that there could be technical glitches in beginning of CMAT 2017 online computer based time at 9.30AM, AICTE could very well begin CMAT 2017 on time without any technical issues today on January 28, 2017. It has been more than one hour to the exam but no report so far has been received about any problem due to which CMAT 2017 couldnt begin on time. Around 60000 candidates are supposed to appear in CMAT 2017 across the country for admission to MBA/PGDM programmes in AICTE approved MBA colleges.

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After declaring the XAT 2017 Result on January 25, a week ahead of the scheduled date, XLRI has made public the cut offs in different PGDM programmes and has announced the shortlists. The candidates who scored 96 percentile in XAT 2017 have been considered for flagship PGDM-BM in XLRI. The individual messages to shortlisted candidates will be sent by XLRI in a day or two.

How much score you need to be a topper with 99 or 100 percentile in CMAT 2017 could be a big question at first unless you know the facts and the strategy to crack it. But when you see the CMAT 2017 Exam Pattern , syllabus, scoring pattern and analyse the past toppers overall and sectional scores, you will be surprised to know that with a planned and well defined test day strategy you can score 99 percentile with a score of less than 225 marks out of 400 maximum marks.

CMAT 2017 Trial Test on AICTE-CMAT site may not be enough to brush your last minute preparation for next 3 days. In view of the experts and toppers you need to attempt at least one full length CMAT Mock test to assess your preparation level and thereby check your expected percentile score to get admission in the top MBAcollege accepting CMAT 2017 score.

Xavier School of Management (XLRI) Jamshedpur in collaboration with Hughes Global Education India Ltd. (HGEIL) has launched Direct to Desktop Executive Development Programmes for working professionals and self-employed.
2 Programmes open for admission
Currently only two short duration e-MDP courses are being offered under this Direct to Desktop (D2D) programme - Executive Development Programs in Human Resources Development (EDPHRD) and Executive Development Program in Strategic Management (EDPSM).

EDPHRD: Last date to apply Jan 31

Students of all the 20 IIMs would be awarded MBA degree instead of Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) as the Union Cabinet in its meeting has approved the long awaited IIM Bill today on Tuesday January 24, 2017.

If you have not scored well in CAT 2016 or XAT 2017, the CMAT 2017 is the answer to your MBA admission in a good B-school. CMAT 2017 going to be conducted by AICTE on January 28, 2017 for admission to MBA/PGDM programmes in 400+ B schools in the country is also the last opportunity to get one of the best MBA colleges accepting CMAT and also to improve your score.

No application fee is charged to apply for admission to one of the best MBA/PGDM colleges in South India Shri Dharmasthala Mnjunatheshwara Institute for Management Development (SDMIMD), Mysore. The B-school has kept its admission process open till February 28, 2017 to facilitate admission opportunity to CMAT 2017 test takers along with the CAT and XAT exam takers.

While India is one of the largest management education destinations in the world, the sector is facing many challenges. Lack of trained management faculty is often discussed as the root cause of its many ills, however little has been done at the national level by various stakeholders.