CAT

Hi Ashwin,
You can not apply for BITS Pilani MBA as the educational requirement is a Bachelors Degree in Engineering or a Masters degree from any Discipline from any recognised College/University. Try targeting some different college. All the best.

If your percentile is in 90%-95% bracket, you can choose from a wide range of top institutes. At one hand, you can expect calls from the new IIMS and on the other hand, there are noted institutes like XIMB, Great Lakes Institute of Management and Goa Institute of Management to name a few.

The eligibility criteria for CAT is graduation with 50% marks (45% for SC/ST and disabled candidates). So, if you meet the above criteria, then you are eligible. Further, the weightage of academic qualifications in selection contribute about 30%. Hence, this is very important component in selection. However, there are many of B-Schools where you can get the opportunities if done well at CAT level.

Your chances are low. The last year's cut-off was more than your percentile this year.

Your chances are there because your percentile is close to the last year's cut-off for general category.

Hello, if one has studied and prepared diligently for CAT, then scoring good is very much possible. Strong concepts, giving analysing mocks, and a calm & confident mind ensures one having a great CAT score.

Hello!
At that score, it is impossible to get a good college. The cut-off of all reputed colleges is generally 80 percentile. I'd suggest you focus on the upcoming CET & MAT exams and aim to score higher.
Good luck!

Hi, Please refer to
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/colleges-accepting-cat-scores-range-80-to-90-percentile-blogId-11981
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PMvBUUxQ80&t=14s.

If you are aiming for IIMs, 90 percentile is a must and a minimum. Actually, in TIME institution's website, you can find a list of colleges and their grading. As the colleges have higher gradings the cut-off required will be higher. So accordingly, you will be able to know which colleges have what kind of cut-offs.

With 5.9 CGPA in UG, it's a bit tricky. But with 75 percentile in CAT it's worth taking the risk.