
MAT colleges have different admission rules even when they accept the same test. CHRIST sets a 600 composite-score minimum for 2027 MBA eligibility, XIME uses entrance scores within a weighted selection process, and BIMTECH accepts MAT for specific PGDM programmes. Compare the course, campus, fee year and selection method before choosing where to apply.
| College / programme | MAT minimum | Admission condition |
|---|---|---|
| CHRIST standard MBA, 2027 entry | 600 composite score | 50% aggregate in graduation; accepted MAT sessions apply |
| XIME PGDM, 2027-29 | - | 50% graduation; 45% for SC/ST; admission test forms 35% of selection |
| BIMTECH Insurance / Retail PGDM, 2027-29 | - | 50% graduation; valid MAT 2026-27 score, PI and extempore |
CHRIST's 600 threshold is a composite score, not a percentile.
College details: CHRIST Bangalore | XIME Bangalore | BIMTECH Greater Noida
| Programme / intake | Programme or tuition fee |
|---|---|
| CHRIST Bangalore Central MBA, 2027 entry | INR 11.40 lakh: Karnataka fee category; INR 11.60 lakh: other Indian states |
| XIME Bangalore PGDM, 2026-28 reference | INR 12.90 lakh |
| XIME Kochi / Chennai PGDM, 2026-28 reference | INR 9.90 lakh each |
| BIMTECH Insurance / Retail PGDM, 2027-29 | INR 14 lakh each |
Additional charges: CHRIST registration and caution deposit; XIME hostel, boarding and deposits; BIMTECH hostel, mess and deposits. XIME fees above belong to 2026-28.
College details: CHRIST Bangalore | XIME Bangalore | BIMTECH Greater Noida
| Campus / programme | Average CTC, INR LPA |
|---|---|
| Bangalore PGDM | 10.87 |
| Bangalore PGDM - Business Analytics | 10.57 |
| Kochi PGDM | 9.51 |
| Chennai PGDM | 9.29 |
All-campus median: INR 9 LPA. This is not a campus-specific average. XIME Bangalore courses and placements
| Institution | What happens beyond the MAT score |
|---|---|
| CHRIST, 2027 MBA | 600 meets the MAT eligibility threshold; selection is separate |
| XIME | 35% test + 40% GD/PI + 13% academics + 12% other profile factors |
| BIMTECH Insurance / Retail | Programme-specific application, score update, PI and extempore |
| NIT Silchar, 2026-28 reference | Academic/test screening, GD and PI |
College applications remain separate from AIMA score reporting.
No. MAT score reporting and the college admission form are separate. The college may ask for its own application fee, academic details, score upload and selection-stage registration.
Yes, where the college accepts that session. CHRIST explicitly includes December 2026 for its 2027 MBA entry. Do not apply this accepted-session list to every institution: a one-year-valid MAT score still needs to fit the particular intake's rules.
Yes, but the provisional conditions differ.
These are college-admission conditions. Taking MAT does not remove a college's graduation requirement.
It meets CHRIST's published MAT minimum for 2027 MBA eligibility, not an automatic seat offer. The undergraduate marks condition and the university's separate selection process still apply.
No. The 45% condition for SC/ST applicants concerns graduation marks. It cannot be converted into a lower MAT percentile or composite-score cutoff.
XIME publishes both campus/programme averages and combined figures. The Class of 2026 Bangalore PGDM average is INR 10.87 LPA; the combined-campus average is INR 10.08 LPA. They describe different groups.
No. For normal merit admission in 2027-29, MAT is listed for Insurance Business Management and Retail Management. Core PGDM and International Business list other accepted entrance tests. Separate supernumerary-seat provisions should not be confused with this merit route.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.