CAT

While NL Dalmia College does not officially release a fixed CAT cutoff, the expected overall CAT percentile for PGDM admission in 2024 stood around 85 percentile. This places the college in the Tier 2 B-school category, where the typical CAT cutoff ranges from 80 to 90 percentile. However, students with slightly lower scores may still be considered based on profile weightage, academic background, work experience, and performance in GD-PI rounds.

Yes, Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies accepts CAT scores for admission in the MBA course. Admissions for this course are done on the basis of overall Percentile of Common Admission Test (CAT). However, If seats remain vacant after CAT counselling, CMAT scores are accepted. And, if still the seats remain vacant, GGSIPU CET and PG CUET scores are considered for admission in the course. 

No, CAT is not compulsory for MBA at Balaji Institute of Modern Management. The institute offers admission to its MBA courses via many entrance tests, and not just CAT. Check below to know all the accepted entrance exams:

• CAT
• MAT
• XAT
• CMAT
• MAH CET
• Sri Balaji Entrance and Screening Test

Most definitely Yes, you can absolutely join an MBA course without appearing for CAT (Common Admission Test).

While CAT is the most widely accepted entrance exam for MBA admissions in India, many excellent institutions accept scores from other national-level exams such as XAT, NMAT, SNAP, CMAT, and MAT.

 Additionally, many prestigious private universities and business schools conduct their own entrance exams for admission. This provides a wide array of options, so you don't have to limit your choices to just CAT-accepting institutions. It's a great opportunity to find the best fit for your academic and career goals.

No, CAT scores are not compulsory for admission to the MBA course at IA School of Management Studies. There are several other entrance exams accepted by the college, such as PGCET, KMAT, MAT, CAT and XAT. Thus, CAT is one of the accepted entrance exams for admission to MBA courses. However, it is not compulsory. 

Sure, you can appear in CAT exam since you are a student of B.Pharma (7 th semester). The students of the last year of graduation may be allowed to take the exam. You have to score a very high percentile at CAT to be in a position to join an IIM and after the CAT rounds you have to score well in the written ability test (WAT) and personal interview (PI) rounds. The B.Pharma experience that you have can be counted as one which is a non-engineering degree and that can contribute to your academic diversity score which can put you at an advantage during the IIM selection process.

Yes, you're likely eligible. GL Bajaj's CAT cutoff is around 25–50 percentile, depending on the specialization. With a 67.82 percentile, you're above the cutoff and have a good chance for admission. Final selection will also depend on your academic record, work experience (if any), and performance in GD/PI, not just the CAT score.

Common Admission is a national-level MBA entrance exam to get admission into Indian B-Schools. CAT registration takes place in August and it ends in September. Usually, admit cards are released in October and the exam takes place in November every year. Results are declared by January. Based on CAT results, students can apply to multiple B-Schools.