What are the different entrance exams for admission in MBA (Agribusiness Management)?

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

First, you need to know about the various entrance exams like CAT, MAT, NMAT, XAT, IBSAT, SNAP, CMAT, GMAT etc. You need to clear any of these exams with a valid score. List of some business schools offering agribusiness are Sher -e- Kashmir-Jammu, Institute of Agri-business Management-Bikaner, G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology and XLRI also announces certification in the field of agri-business management which can be a great opportunity for you to excel in this field. You can also go for Utkal University, Bhuvneshwar.

manpreet 2 years ago

Firstly, we have to know that which are the college/university are providing Agri-Business Management at post-graduation level. So these are; HIMT, Greater Noida Savitribai Phule University, Pune CT University, Ludhiana RIMT University, Punjab Bangalore University IIM, Ahmedabad MANAGE, Hyderabad NIAM, Jaipur. All state agricultural universities. So, these are some additional universities. Hence, based upon that options we can easily ascertain that which some different entrance exam are we has to face in order to get admission in MBA in Agri-Business management.

manpreet 2 years ago

Basically for all the MBA's MAT, CAT, ATMA are common exams. CAT is mandatory for IIM admissions. Some of the top B-Schools will also look for CAT scorecard. IIM' s are the one which provide quality education in agriculture business. The education imparted in IIM-Ahmedabad is one among the most famous of all. Writing CAT only will not help you. You have to do your best in IIMs GD and PI. MAT is another exam where most of the non-IIM campus will come into action. It is more easy to clear than CAT. The course offered by these campuses involves a modified and content wise new syllabus for the upcoming student batches in their college. The scope of the course is very vast. Instead of depending on the placement, a majority of students who complete this course are starting their own business that too in the agriculture field.