Overview

A: JIPMAT cut offs are decided by each of these IIMs individually to shortlist the students after declaration of JIPMAT result. Experts expect minimum cut off at 290 score out of 400 in JIPMAT exam.

A: General category candidates need 50% and reserved category candidates need 45% in their graduation. No minimum qualifying marks are set for the PGCET exam itself.

A: Focus on understanding the syllabus, practicing mock tests, and revising regularly. Use books and previous year papers for best results.

A: A rank of 15000 is average and may get you admission in tier 2 or 3 MBA colleges in Karnataka. Admission to top colleges is unlikely.

A: Graduates with 50% (general) or 45% (reserved) can apply. Karnataka domicile is required for government quota seats.

A: Applications open on April 25, 2025, and close on May 10, 2025, as per official KEA schedule.

A: PGCET is conducted for admission into MBA, MCA, M.Tech, ME, and M.Arch programs in Karnataka colleges.

A: It offers low fees access to government and top colleges without requiring CAT, MAT, or GATE scores.

A: IBSAT is a moderate difficulty exam and is easier than CAT, XAT, CMAT, NMAT.

A: According to experts, you can prepare for IBSAT alongwith other exams by synchronizing your preparation. Besides you can self prepare or join some good coaching also. Two to three months are considered good time to prepare for IBSAT