IBSAT Cutoff 2022: Expected and Previous Year Cut off Here

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MAT = Management Aptitude Test, commonly known as MAT exam is conducted by the All India Management Association. Through this test, thousands of applicants bag admission to the top-tier B-schools of the country. It takes place 4 times a year.

IIFT = IIFT is a national-level management entrance exam conducted annually by National Testing Agency (NTA), for admission to its MBA (https://www.bing.com/search?q=MBA&filters=sid%3a75c75897-cd4a-8192-85b0-c7f302150a81&form=ENTLNK) (IB) program.

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CMAT = The CMAT exam is one of the most popular MBA entrance exams. Common Management Admission Test (CMAT) is a national level entrance test conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA). Till 2018, it was conducted by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) as per the directions of Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India.

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XAT = Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) is a national-level MBA entrance test conducted by Xavier Labor Relation Institute (XLRI) Jamshedpur on the behalf of Xavier Association of Management Institutes (XAMI).

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Hello,

Your marks is quite good in IBSAT examination. It's mainly higher education entrance examination.

Campus changing is possible. If you stay nearby the  ibs campus. But i would suggest you to visit the campus in physically and request them, I'm sure, they will help you in change of the campus or ask the admission counsellor of IBS. I think the admission counsellor will help you out from this.

All the best.

Hi, hope you’re doing well.

IBS Bengaluru is a decent private b-school to pursue an MBA, especially for Marketing and Finance. Ranked as 14th best B-school by Business India and 26th all over India by Careers 360, IBS holds a reasonable brand value which can help you in both placements and career prospects.

Placements and ROI: During 2020, placement percentage was 92%. The highest package to be offered was Rs 12 LPA and average CTC was Rs 6.42 LPA. IBS has developed strong relations with over 4000 companies in India. Companies like Deloitte, KPMG, HCL. Wipro, Zomato, Google, Oracle, Aditya Birla Group are active recruiters for this b-school.

There is a course fees of Rs 4.05 Lakhs per annum. You can expect a decent ROI , considering fees and average CTC.

Also, for better employability and career prospects, it provides career management support through strong industry interface, career library, career counseling and internship guidance to its students.

Faculty: Faculty is highly experienced. Their permanent professors are majorly PHD holders with 10+ years of industry experience. They have published many books, written several cases, and research papers. Some (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sreeja-bhattacharyya-8070404/) professors have even 20- 25 years of corporate experience and IBS has retained them for over 15+ years. Also, faculty actively engages in research and conducts training programs for practicing managers.

IBS also has visiting faculty members from IIMs and other top institutes.

Accommodation: There is no on-campus accommodation for students. The accommodations provided are off-campus separately for girls and boys.

Exposure: MBA, for many, is not limited to curriculum but also provides experiential learning. IBS focuses on leadership development through various clubs activities, fests, extra curricular activities, curricular activities, assignment programs, sports activities and management opportunities. Industry leaders are also invited to the clubs to deliver talks on contemporary issues.

IBS makes sure to maintain the gender, social, cultural and experiential diversity which can provide you better exposure for peer to peer learning.

It has also partnered with various national and international firms (IBM, Microsoft, SAP and others) to provide training in IT, business analysis, research and better industry networking opportunities.

However, competition and high intellect students are limited in comparison to other top b-schools of India.

Infrastructure: IBS provides a well stocked library with access to 26000 books and 3,000 CDs, campus with WiFi-connectivity and well equipped Sports Activities Center.

Soft Skills training: As part of IBS curriculum, it does provide holistic development and good learning experience to students. There’s a great focus on personality development and soft skills through various classes, training and group discussion.

IBS Bengaluru is a good choice to consider for an MBA. However, if you have prospects to score better in CAT/ CMAT/ GMAT or other entrance exams, you can even look out for MBA from IIMs, NMIMS, Symbiosis and other leading institutions next year. They can provide a great competitive environment, growth opportunities and industry exposure.

Most importantly, your growth will be defined by your efforts, learnings and initiatives, and not merely by a good institute. You may even proceed with IBS and make best use of opportunities and facilities provided.

I hope this information helps you! In case of any further information, please visit https://www.careers360.com/colleges/ibs-business-school-bangalore

All the best!

Dear Aspirant, not only ibsat, for any exam it's important to refer the syllabus first. There is no surity that the questions of mock tests will be repeated in final exam. The mock tests are just to take a glimpse of the real paper and analyse the performance on all India level. So prepare according to the syllabus firstly.

All the best and proceed accordingly.

Hii Harshit!

Cutoff refers to the minimum marks a candidate should obtain to be qualified to get admissions. The cut-offs vary every year depending on different factors. You will get the details about cutoff in the link provided below and then, you can make an idea of the score needed by you.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/ibs-hyderabad-cutoff/amp

Hope this helps.

Good luck!