CAT

Going by the trends of previous year (CAT 2017), average CAT percentile who got admitted to IISWBM for MBA (Day) 2018-20 Batch was around 75 %, but there very few are students with 65+% in 2018 Batch. Since you have industrial experience, you have moderate to good chance of getting a call from IISWBM for MBA (Day) programme.
All the Best.

The cut-off at BIMTECH is not pre-defined. It depends upon the quality and number of applications received and varies from year to year for different courses.
However, the expected cutoff for CAT this year is 70-75. And this score holds 35% weightage on your overall performance.

With this percentile, it will be very hard for you to end up in any good college. I would strongly recommend you to either work on your mistakes and sit in the MAT Feb exam, get a good score to get admission in a good college or if you have a chance then take a whole year rest work on your basics and then next year crack CAT with a very good percentile.
All the best.

Yes, but you need to give other entrance exams, as it is a rule that you can't get admission without an entrance exam score. Try giving other entrance exams like CMAT MAT MH-CET etc. BIMM Pune accepts all these scores along with academics and you also need to perform well in GD PI.

48% isn't a good score for any good college. You are better off seeking admission without it. Try some other private colleges like Amity University etc.

Congratulations for the good score. There are many good colleges that accept 70% ile plus scores but not many give a good ROI due to the Brand association. Try for GIM, XIME, BIMM. However if you are interested to know about BIMM, you can contact me. Its one of the top B schools in Pune with a very good ROI.

While seeing your scores, if talking about return on investment. I would suggest you that BIMM, Indira are really good and you should definitely fill form for both. For further information regarding these, comment below or contact me directly.

You can try for other MBA entrance exams. Or, if you can dedicate one more year for CAT preparation that's also a good option. If you want to get admission this year itself than you can look for college with good ROI, facilities/faculty members and decent placement results. Digital Marketing is no doubt a good specialization to pursue with great career opportunities ahead. But, it will be more favorable for you if you pursue it from a tier-1/tier-2 B-School. So, giving one more try for CAT is a better choice. Good Luck.

Hello,
For eligibility in CAT candidates should hold a Bachelor's Degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA, and if candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Differently Abled (DA) categories, need at least 45% marks.
All the best.