The way the report was conveyed by the media few days back, it appeared that the CMAT has been scrapped and has been banned by the Delhi High Court administering. Indeed, even now the disarray wins, all things considered, as AICTE has not taken any activity to illuminate the understudies who may have been settling on this test. In fact,the AICTE boss Mr. Mantha purportedly communicated his lack of awareness in any sort of court decision on CMAT.

What the High court expressed on October 7, 2013 was that the AICTE does not hold power to manage MBA courses subsequent to the body does not fall under 'specialized training' as said in the Act of AICTE. This request given on October 7 was made open on 29 October, 2013. The judge likewise said that AICTE is not at risk in neither the confirmation method nor in ensuing checking of administration/MBA courses.

Henceforth, the court deciding basically implied that CMAT directed by AICTE won't be given the status of a "national test" or "one and test" for understudies yearning for MBA. Curiously, CMAT directed by AICTE was presented as a typical exam in 2011, as a substitution of different and different administration selection tests, barring CAT.

Therefore, CMAT which should supplant the different administration passage testshall from this time forward be thought to be one more in the rundown of the administration passageway test. Administration organizations will keep having the privilege to choose understudies in light of any of the passage test – CAT, MAT, XAT, ATMA furthermore CMAT. In the event that any state or University whishes to embrace CMAT with the end goal of controlling admissions to the MBA Course, in any case, that would not be unlawful.

From the day of its presentation, CMAT ran intocontroversies because of AICTE's endeavor to make it mandatory with Universities, states and approx. 3500 B-Schools of the nation offering MBA/PGDM.