CAT

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Yes, you can give the CAT exam after completing the course. CAT is a highly competitive exam and you should be thoroughly prepared for the same because you need to secure a very good percentile in order to get a good college of the top ranking. Buy books online or at stores or join a coaching class which can help you sail through it and start preparing right away.

Hello Kruti India accepts candidates with a CAT score as low as that. I suggest you to aim for the other exams such as CMAT CET, etc.

Here are the top colleges that accept CAT:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-cat/2-2-0-0-327

With this much percentage, there are very fewer chances that you will get admission.

Here is the official cut off of the CAT exam :
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/mat-exam-cutoff

Kindly visit the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/40-popular-mba-colleges-you-can-apply-to-blogId-7009

Hi
Last year, nearly 4000 seats in Iims (Indian Institute of Management) will be filled through CAT 2019 exams. CAT score is also used non-IIM institutes like FMS, SPJIM, MDI Gurgaon, etc. For selecting candidates. Read about the counselling procedure of the Common Admission Test, who will conduct CAT 2019 counselling, schedule, seat matrix, etc.
Good luck!

Hi
Ideally, CAT preparation takes around 300 hours to 500 hours of serious preparation. While there is no right time to start preparing for the CAT Exam, it is recommended that a CAT aspirant should start the preparation sometime between Jan-Feb and June-July of the year he or she is planning to appear for CAT.

Hi
Know the exam pattern and syllabus in detail.Get the right study material
Take online mock tests
Create study group
Utilise the internet
Be confident and stay motivated
Kindly visit the YouTube how to crack CAT exam without coaching