All exam categories

Exam pathway

Management & Business Exams

MBA, integrated management, and major national or institute-level business entrances.

16
exams listed
16
mock tests live

Exam finder

Find an exam in this category

16 listed
16 with tests

16 matching exams Tests available Listed only

Frequently asked questions

Which MBA entrance exams are there in India?

MBA admission is not one test. Business schools accept different entrance exams, and most candidates sit more than one to keep their options open. The papers differ sharply from each other in ways that matter to preparation: whether sections are separately timed, how heavily wrong answers are penalised, and whether general knowledge counts towards the score at all. Integrated management programmes taken straight after Class 12 use their own separate entrances.

Which MBA and management exams have free mock tests?

16 exams in this category have free mock tests on TakeMockTest: CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, NMAT by GMAC, SNAP, ATMA, MICAT, IBSAT, MAH MBA CET, MAH BHMCT/BCA/BBA/BMS/BBM CET and TANCET MBA, and 4 more. Every test is free, needs no sign-up, and is marked to the exam's own scheme rather than a flat one mark per question.

What types of MBA and management exams are there?

This directory groups them into 2: MBA entrances (13 live) and Integrated management (3 live). The grouping follows how the exams are actually conducted rather than how they are marketed, so exams that share a conducting body and a paper shape sit together.

How should I prepare for MBA entrance exams?

Start with the paper you are most likely to sit, and take it whole under its own timing rules rather than a generic three-section mock. Sectional locks change preparation completely: where a section is separately timed you cannot bank minutes by rushing an easy one, so you have to be able to finish each part within its own window. Once one paper is stable, the second exam is mostly a format adjustment.

Official sources reviewed

Exam names were checked against examination bodies and official admissions or recruitment portals. Schedules and eligibility can change, so always confirm details with the conducting body.