CAT

Yes you are eligible for admission at DSIMS. Looking forward to see you in the Campus!

You should definitely not drop options. DSIMS will help you grow your personality by building pressure which is required to survive in the industry. Also here your ideas will be appreciated. This institute its known for its support provided by the faculty. This course offers rich experience through courses like Manager In Making, International Industrial Visit and Weekly assignments. Looking out for other institutes is always open. But it depends on the core are of growth that you want to develop. Maybe your personality or public speaking, so on and so forth.
Hope this helped. All the best.

I believe 20 mock tests are sufficient for preparation of CAT. But at the same time you should cover entire course and practice problems topic wise as well. Any coaching institute you join will provide you with enough material. Hence you should not worry about this. Just start preparation.

Yes, you are eligible for MBA through CAT exam. Prepare yourself well for the CAT and get a better score to seek admission in top B-schools.

If the gap is not for more than 2 years then it is not a problem. There are many students who reappear to get better scores. To make best of such a situation in the interim period, you should start working and gain some work experience. This will give you an edge over other students at the time of your final placement.

You can check for these colleges:
Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development & Research
Asia-Pacific Institute of Management (AIM, Delhi)
S P Jain School of Global Management (SPJSGM)
IBS Business School, Bangalore

We accept CAT 15 /MAT/CMAT/ATMA /AIMME 2016/XAT 16 & MHCET We need min 50% in any one of them.

College calls everyone for GD-PI process. There is no prescribed minimum cut off score for any test. Because SIESCOMS believes in the overall personality while selecting students considering their past academic records, work experience, if any. For this year's admission 20 percent weightage will be given to the test score.

Yes there are good chances as the cut-off is around 80 percentile and if you have work experience then you have better chances. And if not, there is no reason to be worried about.