Xavier Aptitude Test
Hello Arjun!!
Last date for filling XAT application form 2020 is 30 November 2019 and end date to register for XAT by paying late fee is December 1 to 7 2019.You can find the more information that you are enquiring about in the link provided below: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/xat-registration
Good luck !!!
these are some points below given by xlri for students
There is no specific cut off percentage or CGPA to be obtained during graduation.
Candidates who are in the final year of graduation are also eligible for XAT 2020, provided that they receive their graduation degree before the admission process of XAT is completed.
So there is no minimum criteria of marks but you need to prepare hard because there is only less than a month for exam I am sharing a guide which helps you to prepare in well manner.
See if you push your limits you can achieve anything it does not matter what you get in previous exams
https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-xat-in-one-month?icn=article-view&ici=exam_view_announcement
hi,
xat stands for xaviours apptitude test, and there is no minimum marks criteria for appear in xat exam. a candidate need to have a bachelors degree or appearing in final year of bachelor degree program can apply for xat exam. the graduation degree duration should be atleast of 3 years course study in any discipline from a recognized university.
hope it would help.
Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I would like to tell you that the cutoff varies every year. There are several factors determining the cutoff such as:-
However, based on previous years cutoffs, it is expected that the Cat and XAT cutoff for OBC NCL candidates will be somewhere around 70 percentile. For your reference, I am sharing a link with you which consists of all the necessary information of the exam along with the expected cutoff.
https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/irmasat-cutoff
I hope you found this answer helpful. God luck for your future.
Dear Aspirant,
All the exams opens opportunity for admissions in various tier one management institutes all around the country however if you have only one option to choose, then I suggest you should go with CAT.
It gives admission into the most premier management institutes, IIMs. All the IIMs have their admission intake from CAT. The next best exam is XAT. It gives admission into premier institute XLRI.
You could read more about them here:
https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/cat
https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/xat
Thank you.
More than 20,000 students wrote the CLAT EXAM last year for admission to undergraduate courses and around 10,000 of students pass out from NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITIES every year.
(The actual figure could be much more because we have not taken into consideration the number of students who pass out from other Law Colleges and Universities in India) and half of the same number (5,000) either get placed into firms, or have already decided and planned for their Legal career ahead. The residual half are the ones who are in a dilemma as to what next.
We at Law Schools are taught about majority of the Laws that prevail in our mother land but when it comes to how and when to apply them, these institutions are in fallacy. This guide is for that residual 5,000 students or more who have least or no idea as to what they should do with their Law degree. Below are some major steps that you can take when your course is going to end.
Be a Litigation Lawyer
Most of the students who graduate from a Law College opt for this option. This field of career is the one corresponding to the clichéd Lawyer we see on television or in movies. After you receive your Law degree, you can enroll yourself to any State Bar Council and then sit for ALL INDIA BAR EXAMINATIONS.
Once you pass in it, then you can practice as a Lawyer in India. It is a very lucrative career option but challenging as well. One can earn minimum Rs 10 lacs p.a. if he or she excels in this field.
Sit for Competitive Exams (UPSC)
Many aspirants prepare for Competitive Exams like UPSC while
taking coaching or preparing themselves. With great financial support, this is a great choice of career involving the opportunity to service the nation and the public at large.
Sit for Judiciary Exams [PCS (J), HJS]
Judiciary exams are one of the most prestigious exams in the country which hold the portal for the most coveted profession in the Legal Fraternity- The Judge. Students after passing out from their Universities can sit for Judiciary exams like PCS (J) and HJS. It is a tough exam to crack but once cracked, opens the opportunity for being one of the most respectable and responsible citizen of the country.
Pursue Further Studies (LLM)
Pursuing LLM is another option one has when he or she prefers to land on a profession that involves vast and extensive research or pedagogy. One can pursue research fellowship programmes through the government after completing their masters. Once chosen, you may get an opportunity to study and research abroad completely or partially funded by the Government. For being eligible to teach in Law Schools one needs to have a Master’s degree as well as NATIONAL ELIGIBILITY TEST Qualification. Along with this a good experience and a well written resume can also help.
Best wishes. Thank you.
You will have to select General Category. That is the first option in the Category field. The last date to fill XAT application forms is November 30th without the late fees. For more information in XAT 2020, please visit our page at: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/xat
Hello,
Best colleges for MBA through XAT 2020 are as follows-
You can also go through the following link to get the list of colleges that accept XAT scores-
https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-xat
Hey there
No iit accepts XAT score for mba mn doms programs. However nit Rourkela accepts XAT score.
Check complete list of colleges accepting cat score
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-India-accepting-xat-score&ved=2ahUKEwjA08WTyqLlAhXjQ3wKHfbrDbwQFjACegQIDxAd&usg=AOvVaw0KcR-dIizxsi_Fp_8-4yUU&cshid=1571290908387
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