CAT Scores

Yes, you can get admission to a college if you score well in the CAT even if your academic score is low. Many Schools consider other factors in addition to CAT scores, such as academic profile, extracurricular activities, and personal traits. The minimum cutoff for admission to IIMs and top b schools may consider CAT score between 80-90 percentile.

Yes, you can get into North East Frontier Technical University in Arunachal Pradesh. The university also considers scores from national and state level entrance exams. But you can also take the NEFTU Entrance Exam, University Entrance Test only for safe side.

Every year, over 2 Lacs candidates appear for the CAT exam and about 10-14 test takers score 100 percentile. In CAT 2024, the number of 100 percentiler was 11, and in CAT 2023 the number of 100 percentilers was 14. In CAT 2022, the number of 100 percentilers was 11. In CAT 2021, only 9 candidates scored 100 percentile.

Yes, there are chances of getting admission in MMS in navinchadra mehnta Institute of technology Mumbai if you have scored 140 marks in CAT. If there also reservation benefits for which you should have category certificate which you don't belong to general category. 

Yes, IIFT Delhi is accepting CAT scores for admissions to MBA courses for 2024 year. The aspirants are admitted to IIFT Delhi MBA based on scores in CAT followed by written test, group discussion and personal interview rounds. Further, candidate must hold a bachelor's degree with at least 50% aggregate to be eligible for this course. Candidates are advised to check the IIFT Delhi official website for comprehensive details regarding admission criteria and eligibility requirements.

After analysing  pervious cutoff a competitive CAT score for NFSU's MBA programs would generally be above the 90th percentile. Aiming for a high percentile score will significantly increase your chances of getting shortlisted.remember that a high CAT score is just one factor in the admission process. Other factors that may be considered include your academic background, work experience, and performance .