MP MET

Management

Master of Business Administration

For a candidate to apply for any exam he/she should be eligible. The exams have different eligibility criteria that have to be followed by each candidate. Without being eligible, the potential candidate cannot even apply for the exam. But there is certain relaxation for candidates belonging to different categories.

Some of the MP MET 2022 eligibility criteria are listed below:

• Applicants who wish to appear for MP MET 2022 must be a graduate in any respective field of commerce/management/business administration.
• The applicants to be eligible for MP MET 2022 should have scored at least 50% in their final year of graduation (45% for ST, SC, OBC category of Madhya Pradesh and 40% for physically disabled).
• There is no specific age limit to take up the MP MET 2022 examination.
• The Bachelor's degree must of a minimum of three years duration after passing the 10th and 12th.
• Candidates will not be permitted to take up the MP MET 2022 Examination if the eligibility criteria are not matched.
• There is a concession of marks for physically handicapped candidates as well as for those who hold diplomas.

The syllabus for MP MET 2022 consists of 6 parts. This syllabus is constructed to check the general awareness, logical thinking, and other aspects. Seeing the MP MET 2022 syllabus and distribution of the marks the candidate can start preparing for the exam. It will help the candidate to find the weak spot in their learning and resolve thereby planning and practice.

• Sections: The test paper is divided into 6 sections namely Reading and comprehension, Verbal and Writing ability, Numerical Ability, Business Data Interpretation and Data Sufficiency, Business Judgement.
• Reference Books: Candidates can refer to the books which are prescribed by the conducting authority for the preparation of MP MET 2022.

Candidates will also have to be prepared for the MP MET group discussion, which can be on any topic. Candidates must perform well in the discussion as well as the interview, which is the overall basis for candidates to be considered qualified for admission.