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KMAT held amid confusion

Staff Reporter

BANGALORE: Amid confusion about admission tickets, the Karnataka Management Aptitude Test (KMAT 2006) for admission to MBA/MCA seats in private colleges was held on Sunday at 22 centres in the State. Conducted by the Karnataka Private Post-Graduate Colleges Association, the test was to decide who would be admitted for the 7,000 MBA and 2,800 MCA seats available.

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