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souradeep dey

Contributor-Level 7

CAT score is valid for 1 year.

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Vaishakh Iyer

Guide-Level 12

You need to score more than 95 percentile in CAT exam. Since your graduation percentage is low, a high CAT score will help you.

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souradeep dey

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Yeah, you will get some relaxation as you belong to the reserved category.

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Vaishakh Iyer

Guide-Level 12

Following are the good colleges to pursue MBA:
1. IIMs
2. IITs
3. FMS-Delhi
4. JBIMS
5. SP JAIN
6. NITIE.

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Vaishakh Iyer

Guide-Level 12

Start now by solving 5 - 10 quants every day and read newspapers every day to make your vocabulary strong.
When you get into the 3rd year, start your full-fledged preparation by joining classes or solving mock tests.

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Srinjini AgrawalI am a student of IMI New Delhi.

Contributor-Level 6

Yes, you can join classes there. There might be some centres of TIME or CL. However, classes only provide the baseline for CAT preparation. Rest is completely your own hard work.
All the best.

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Srinjini AgrawalI am a student of IMI New Delhi.

Contributor-Level 6

Minimum 50% is essential to appear for the exam. Though all good colleges prefer a criteria of 60% graduation score.

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Ayush Rastogi

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As BITS doesnt focus merely on CAT percentile but sees the overall profile and SOP for shortlisting so to be on a safe side a CAT percentile above 80% will be fine.

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Gandreddi VidyullataAlways being curious

Contributor-Level 6

There are so many colleges which offer MBA without CAT but that doesn't add value to your Masters and you may not get placed in a good company.

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