CAT

Yes, Syllabus for both, CAT and CMAT are similar for three sections i.e. Quantitative Techniques and Data Interpretation, RC, Verbal and Logical Reasoning. However, CMAT Examination has two extra sections which are General Awareness, Innovation and Entrepreneurship. 

Candidates are advised to prepare for common topics and sections first, and then proceed to CMAT exclusive section. 

To know more about CMAT Examination and CLAT Examination, refer to the official website of the examinations.

Yes, you can get into Institute of Business Management, GLA University with 86%ile in CAT. The admission process is followed by multiple rounds of counselling for allocation of seats. Other than competitive exams' scores, the eligibility criteria for all MBA courses at Institute of Business Management, GLA University is to have passed graduation with a minimum percentage of 60% and 10+2 with 50%. So, yes, you have a high chance of getting into Institute of Business Management, GLA University with 86%ile in CAT for MBA.

Out of the maximum CAT marks, the CAT 100 percentile score ranged from 70 to 90 percentage score. A candidate has to have scored 140 to 180 points in the CAT to be in the 100 percentile. You stand a high probability of being admitted to IIM Ahmedabad if your CAT result was 100 percent. However, it is not a given that you will succeed in it. For admission to IIM Ahmedabad, however, the qualifying CAT cutoff percentile is 80 for general applicants, 75 for NC-OBC/EWS, 70 for SC/PwD, and 60 for ST candidates. For the general category, the final CAT cut-off percentile is often between 99 and 100, and for the reserved category, it is 95.

Yes, Utkal University accepts CAT scores for admission to its MBA in Agri-Business Management. Candidates willing to get admission to this course can appear for CAT and submit their scores at the time of filling the application form. Apart from CAT, the university also considers scores of other entrance exams such as MAT, CMAT, XAT, ICAR-AIEEA PG, TISSNET and UMAT (in-house) entrance exams).

The CAT exam was conducted in three slots for the last three years. It usually had a format of two slots, each lasting three hours. 2020 onwards, the officials of CAT decided to conduct the exam in three slots between 8 AM and 4 PM. The CAT slots timings are 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM (First Slot), 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM (Second Slot) and 4:30 to 6:30 (Third Slot). The CAT exam is conducted across 150 cities in 400 centres in India. Candidates are requested to note that they cannot change their assigned slots. The assigned slots are also printed on the admit card and students need to adhere to that.