• Candidate need to hold bachelor's degree with minimum 50%
• Students of final year are also eligible for examination
• Candidate need to be  15 years educated student
• Non-English graduation students  need to submit IELTS/TOEFL/NELT Score.
• There is no age limit
• Candidate must be an Indian

• If you are last year student you need to submit proofs on or before November 1st.
• Non- English students need to submit before 31st may

Hey there

IBSAT is an online based exam and thus a virtual calculator will be there. But the questions are asked in such a way that you can solve it without calculator and using calculator will loose your time.

Check about IBSAT exam pattern

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/ibsat-exam-pattern&ved=2ahUKEwiI44OG-__kAhXEs48KHa70CuIQFjASegQIDxAi&usg=AOvVaw22ju8RsTBNCOFMTPtUnIBa

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IBS hyderabad is one of the top b school in india. You can get admission in ibs hyderabad by qualifying cat or by giving IBSAT. IBSAT is the paper organized by ICFAI university for giving admission in its 9 institute. Cut off of CAT of ibs hyderabad is around 80%ile. But it is easiwr to get admission in IBShyderabad by giving IBSAT In comarison to CAT. Programme fees of IBShyderabad is around 14lacs.

Dear Shruti, IBSAT is the entrance examination for admission to Post graduation courses in ICFAI, a top B school. If you want to get into one of their 9 campuses of IBS, IBSAT is the entrance examination. The average packages for final placements for the year 2019 is 16.20 lakhs in Mumbai. For placement details of each Campus. please visit their official page at: https://www.ibsindia.org/final-placements/

Dear Shivani, there is no option of Seat locking at any these exams that you have mentioned. Admisisons are conducted based on merit list in the selection process. Because these are Institute level entrance exams, you dont have the option of locking a seat.

SNAP: You need to appear for SNAP and score the minimum cut off to be eligible for shortlisting. The shortlisted Candidates have to appear for GE-PIWAT and the final merit list is prepared based on the performance in GE-PIWAT.

IBSAT: The process is similar to that of SNAP. Candidates need to qualify in IBSAT and secure the minimum qualifying marks. Candidates will be shortlisted based on Group Discussion and Personal Interview.

CMAT: AICTE approved Institutions that participate in CMAT will conduct the selection procedure. Candidates will have to appear for Group Discussion and Personal Interview based on the Institution they are interested in joining. For the selection process of CMAT, please visit our page at: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cmat-selection-procedure

Dear Rea, if you are appearing for NMAT and CAT, you needn't appear for IBSAT again. This is because NMAT and CAT scores are accepted for admission to IBS. You can fill in the form until January 31st 2020. You also have a provision of entering the scores at a later point in time. After updation of scores, selection process and call letter will be issued tentatively in the month of January 2020. You can register here at: https://admissions.ibsindia.org/IBSAT2019/registration/

Hey there

No there is no such thing if you compare it with other management exams like CAT and XAT. Ibsat is considered as tough unless you have not prepared well for your CAT. Since the pattern is almost same for all these exams so you will feel less challenges in ibsat.

Check about ibsat

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/ibsat&ved=2ahUKEwi1_5r50aDkAhUWfH0KHRRtDjgQFjAAegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw0yhWI8ue8dZZ85o6yVZtOV

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Hello harsh

Unfortunately your percentile is below cutoff of any IBS schools and you need atleast 62% to get admission in IBS gurgaon,but you can get admission in IBS gurgaon, as cutoff changes every year and may be you can get seat but there's no surety of you getting any IBSs.

I hope it helps

Hello Aspirant! 

The expected IBSAT cut-off for IBS Hyderabad is 71 to 75 percentile. 

The IBSAT is a national level examination for admission into MBA/PhD. etc. Therefore, it is quite difficult. Its syllabus is similar to that of CAT, consisting of the following sections:

• Verbal Ability
• Quantitative Ability
• Reading Comprehension
• Data Adequacy and Data Interpretation