CAT

You can prepare for Quant and Verbal ability by Arun S Sharma. If you can get study materials then well and good. Go for Bullseye or Career Launcher Test series.

At this score, your chances seems low. You must score at least 90+ percentile in CAT if you belong to general category to get one of the top 30 B-Schools.

Hi,
Kindly follow these links:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exam/cat

There is still time left and your technique has to be effective. There is no point joining any coaching. The thing you can do is make a focused time table and equal attention to all sections even the difficult one.
All the best.

To pursue executive MBA, you need not to appear for any exam. Executive MBA is for working professionals / people who have had work experiences ranging from 3 years+. Each institute has their own defined norms for admission. You need to check it and then pursue it accordingly.

All the IIMs, cut off varies from 93 percentile to 99 percentile. For KIAMS, it varies from 65 to 70 percentile.

The last year cut off was 98 percentile with 60% marks all over.
All the best.

Hi
To be very honest, there is a difference in bank exam and CAT exam. If you are preparing for CAT exam than you can crack the bank exam but reverse is not true.
1. The difficulty level for CAT is more than Bank PO.
2. The verbal section of CAT is very different from Bank PO.
You can fill the IBPS clerk application form.
You can check the below mentioned link for more details about IBPS clerk exam:
https://www.eduncle.com/ibps-clerk-recruitment-exam
All the best.

Dear Sumit,
According to me, you should score good grade in Bachelors degree because every good B-School require more than 50% even they consider above 60% as a good merit. But if you couldn't score much in Bachelors than try to improve in Masters degree and you would try for MBA programme afterwards.
All the best.

From 2nd year onwards, you can start preparing for the same.