ATMA

Study and try again next year. You might do good.

Hi Madhura, with ATMA you will compete for All India Seats which are generally around 30% of the total seats. For these highly competitive seats you need 98-99% marks in ATMA.

You have an average career and off course you will be able to get your admission in a good B-school with your academic records. I would suggest you to try in Birla Global University, Bhubaneswar. In BGU you can find the brand advantage. It was formerly called BIMTECH, Bhubaneswar.

The cut-off is usually above 99%ile.

If you want to take admission into the top 20-25 B-schools, you need to given exams like CAT, CMAT, SNAP, XAT, etc and not ATMA and MAT(as the no. of good colleges are very less). As long as you have at least 50% marks in graduation, you're eligible to appear for all of these exams. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/20-mba-entrance-exams-you-can-take-this-year-blogId-11473 Kindly visit this link for more information about these exams.

Most students apply in Chetana's Ramprasad Khandelwal Institute of Management & Research using their CET or MAT scores. I am not sure about the acceptability of ATMA scores. You can get in touch with the college office on the following number: 022 26513346.
All the best to you.

CAT and XAT are toughest exam. You would need more preparation for these exams.

Apply for Acharya B-School, Bangalore, and Alliance University, Bangalore. These are good colleges in Bangalore. Also, School of management is a good option, but the admission will depends on number of students apply for it and their marks of management score. But, don't miss this year's admission, apply for these colleges, there are chances you might get interview call.

Hello Rushabh, Apologies for the late reply. Getting a good college with that score in CET is impossible, as the cutoffs of top 6 colleges is always above 97 percentile. So better reappear for CET rather than taking admission into some below-average college and waste both your precious time and money. P.S. Various top B-schools need at least 50% marks in graduation so no chance of getting admission there.