Business Management Studies

Well, if you have chosen to pursue physiotherapy then I am sure you might have done some research before taking this option further. So, if you plan to take up MBA, then I would like to tell you that it is completely a different study from your Bachelor's degree subject. It is all about management studies. If you feel that you have interest in such subjects then just go ahead and if not then I would suggest you think twice before you take up any specialisation in MBA degree.
All the best.

Hello,
As per university website, the MBA-Biotechnology program is no available at Osmania University. However MSC-Biotechnology program is available there.

If you are talking about IITTM, you can give their own entrance exam and go through with that college. However, a 60%ile+ in CAT will fetch you a call from the institute.

There is no such percentage required for writing CAT. However, if you want to go for good B-Schools then they keep a criteria of 60%+ throughout.

You need to take IELTS/TOEFL and GMAT are exams to do MBA abroad.

The best colleges for BBA in Andhra Pradesh are:
Andhra Loyola College
Adoni Arts and Science College.

Hi Akash,
Yes, MBA in Business Finance is a good option for you.
Good luck.

It depends on which college you want to go for. IIM A, B, C mostly go for 98 percentile and above while baby IIMs still have 90 percentile as their cut off. IITD has a 95 percentile cut-off. IITR has 93-95 percentile as the cut-off. But one thing you should keep in mind, they all have sectional cut-offs too. So, work hard on all 3 sections individually. Then we have IMIs and IMT G with a little low cut-off to aim for.
Good luck.

GMAT is "easier" than CAT w. r. t. the no. of concepts tested. GMAT tests a finite no. of concepts but it's tricky w. r. t. to the standard/level of questions that are asked. Quant is more difficult in CAT than in GMAT. Verbal is more difficult in GMAT than in CAT. So, as per your individual strengths and weaknesses across different sections, you may find one of the tests easier than the other. Besides, GMAC (the organisation conducting GMAT gives away 2 full-length GMAT tests free. So, you can take one of these tests to figure out where you stand.

The safest percentile would be 95+ for you to get into IIMs.