UPES Management Entrance Test
The UPES Management Entrance Test, referred to as UPES MET, is the university-level entrance test conducted by UPES, formerly the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, at Dehradun, for admission to its own management programmes, principally the Master of Business Administration offered by the UPES School of…
About UPES Management Entrance Test
The test is a computer-based objective paper of general management aptitude rather than of specialised business knowledge. It draws on the areas usual for management entrance testing, including quantitative and numerical ability, English language and comprehension, logical and analytical reasoning, and general and current awareness, so no prior study of management is expected. It is normally offered in several sittings across the admission cycle, letting candidates choose a slot, in a remotely proctored or centre-based form as the university notifies.
Performance is one stage of admission: shortlisted candidates go on to a group discussion or personal interview, and the final offer weighs the test score, or the exempted national test score, together with that interaction and the academic record. The syllabus, duration and pattern are set out in the university's admission brochure.
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