CAT

The cutoff of CAT 2018 refers to the minimum marks or percentile a test taker must obtain in order to qualify for the next round of selection process. IIMS and other participating institutes will release the CAT cutoff 2018 to shortlist the candidates for the selection procedure. CAT will be conducted by IIM Calcutta on November 25, the result will be announced in the second week of January. CAT 2018 cutoff depends on various factors such as total number of test takers, difficulty level of the exam, total number of seats, etc. Candidates who are planning to appear for CAT 2018 exam must qualify the sectional as well as the overall cutoff in order to get shortlisted for the next rounds of the selection process What-GD/PI. CAT is conducted every year by IIMS on a rotational basis for admission MBA/PGDM course offered by IIMS and 100 other top B-schools in the country. This article brings to you the estimated CAT cutoff 2018 of the 20 IIMS and the other top B-schools.

Hello,
CMAT is common management admission test. It is conducted by the AICTE. It is computer based test of duration 180 minutes. Total question: 100
Total marks: 400 marks
It consist of 4 sections
CAT EXAM-Common admission test
Duration: 180 minutes
Total questions: 300 marks
Three sections
Negative marking: 1/3rd
MAT Exam: management aptitude test
Duration: 150 minds
It is computer based and pen paper based
Total 5 sections:
CMAT has an easier approach than CAT. CMAT offers good opportunity for all those who remain dissatisfied with their CAT 2016 or XAT results as CMAT on January will give a chance to improve their scores and get admission call from leading B schools. CMAT scores will be accepted by more than 400 management institutes. You could get admission to any of the top rated B school, if you are able to score high in CMAT.

With your score and percentile in MAT, below is the list of colleges in which you have a good probability of getting a call on applying:
Indian Institute of Finance, Greater Noida
AIMS Institutes, Bangalore
Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan Institute of Management Science, Kolkata
Bhavans Priyamvada Birla Institute of Management, Mysore
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Usha and Lakshmi Mittal Institute of Management, New Delhi
Entrepreneurship and Management Processes International, New Delhi
FLAME University, Pune
GL Bajaj Institute of Management and Research, Greater Noida
Institute of Finance and International Management, Bangalore
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University, Coimbatore
Still, the colleges I have mentioned above are only on the basis of your percentile. But, you know that percentile is not the only factor to get a call from any college. If you mention me your academic records i.e. class 10th, class 12th and graduation percentage with branch and stream along with work experience, then I might be able to predict the college more accurately from where you can get a call in a much better way. All the best.

Hi Buddy
Look, CAT is not about study more. Its about how much you manage yourself during exam. The only part which may be difficult for many people is VARC. LRDi is not difficult as it looks. If you attempt 2 set correct of LRDI means 8 question, you will be above 88percentile if you attempt 12 question Correct in LRDI section you will be landing above 98 percentile. Quants section is what you need little practice. Quants for CAT is not that difficult. You should know only basics of every chapter. You can easily score above 85 in quants. So, best is give at least 4 mock test in a week so that you know which part you can improve on.
Thank you.