MASTERS UNION CAT CUTOFF 2026
Masters’ Union (Gurugram, Haryana) CAT Cutoff for the PGP in Technology and Business Management (PGP TBM) typically sees a preferred percentile of 90 and above for candidates submitting CAT scores. While not mandatory, a strong CAT score can enhance an applicant’s profile, with admissions emphasizing a holistic evaluation. For the 2024 and 2025 admissions, a 90+ percentile was generally considered competitive. 2026 cutoff will be updated post-release.
Exam & Application Dates 2026
Key dates for Masters’ Union PGP TBM admissions in 2026 are outlined below, covering various application rounds and assessment stages.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Application Start (Round 1) | First week of August 2025 |
| Application Close (Round 1) | October 12, 2025 |
| MU-BAAT Deadline (Round 1) | October 19, 2025 |
| Interview (Round 1) | October 25, 2025 |
| Application Close (Round 3 PGP TBM) | January 11, 2026 |
| MU-BAAT Deadline (Round 3 PGP TBM) | January 19, 2026 |
| Interview (Round 3 PGP TBM) | January 26, 2026 |
| Early Evaluation Window Application End (PGP TBM & YLC) | March 31, 2026 |
Masters Union CAT Cutoff: Course-wise Cutoff
The Masters Union CAT Cutoff for its flagship PGP TBM program is a preferred percentile for candidates opting to submit CAT scores, with a holistic evaluation process in place. Data below is for 2025 (Latest — 2026 awaited).
| Course | CAT Percentile (2025) |
|---|---|
| PGP in Technology and Business Management (PGP TBM) | 90+ (Preferred) |
Masters Union CAT Cutoff: Year-on-Year Trend
The preferred Masters Union CAT Cutoff for the PGP TBM program has shown consistency in recent years for candidates submitting their CAT scores. Data below is for 2025 (Latest — 2026 awaited).
| Course | CAT Percentile (2025) | CAT Percentile (2024) |
|---|---|---|
| PGP in Technology and Business Management (PGP TBM) | 90+ (Preferred) | 90+ (Preferred) |
FAQs
Q? Is CAT score mandatory for Masters’ Union PGP TBM admission?
A. No, submitting a CAT score is optional for Masters’ Union PGP TBM admission. Candidates can also take the Masters’ Union Business Aptitude and Admissions Test (MU-BAAT) if they do not have a valid CAT score or wish to improve their profile.
Q? What is the expected CAT cutoff for Masters’ Union PGP TBM 2026?
A. For candidates submitting CAT scores, a percentile of 90 and above is generally preferred for Masters’ Union PGP TBM admissions. The official 2026 cutoff will be updated post-release.
Q? Does Masters’ Union consider category-wise CAT cutoffs?
A. Masters’ Union emphasizes a holistic evaluation process for admissions, which includes academic performance, work experience, MU-BAAT performance, and interviews, rather than specific category-wise CAT cutoffs.
Q? What is the admission process for Masters’ Union PGP TBM?
A. The admission process for Masters’ Union PGP TBM typically involves submitting an online application, optionally uploading CAT/GMAT/GRE scores (or taking MU-BAAT), a video-based response, an AI assessment, and a personal interview.
Q? When will the Masters’ Union CAT cutoff for 2026 be released?
A. Masters’ Union does not release a fixed CAT cutoff in the traditional sense, as CAT scores are optional. The preferred percentile for 2026 will be aligned with previous years’ guidance, and any updates will be communicated during the admission rounds.
Q? Are other entrance exams accepted by Masters’ Union?
A. Yes, Masters’ Union accepts GMAT and GRE scores as optional submissions for its PGP TBM program. Candidates without these scores can appear for the Masters’ Union Business Aptitude and Admissions Test (MU-BAAT).
Q? What is the average work experience for Masters’ Union PGP TBM cohort?
A. The Masters’ Union PGP TBM cohort typically has an average work experience of around 3 years, with a significant portion of students having 2-5 years of experience.
