CAT

CAT is a national entrance exam conducted by IIMs for its selection process and the score of this entrance is used by all the Tier I and Tier II colleges in India for selecting candidates. MAT is also a National entrance exam for MBA, but it is being used by Tier III and Tier IV colleges. Generally, top colleges won't prefer MAT as the level of difficulty is low.

There is nothing as an important topic for CAT. They can ask anything, as they want. Just try to do everything, and if you are good is a particular domain, concentrate and try to attempt and get maximum marks.

There are a number of institutes offering courses on CAT preparation a student might find it difficult to select the ideal institute for themselves. Hence I am listing seven of the best CAT preparation institutes in Bangalore for your reference. Do go through their websites and ensure that they will be able to meet your expectations. These institutes are :
- TestCracker
- IMS
- VPROV Private Limited
- Acadware
- Triumphant Institute of Management Education Pvt. Ltd. (T. I. M.E. ). .

Arihant's books are good. Apart from these, CL and IMS materials played an important role to clear my CAT with 93.5%.

Just keep practicing the questions and concepts. Solve as many questions as possible. Give mock tests and practice tests. Determined effort towards CAT preparation will definitely help you in achieving 99 percentile in CAT.

Hello, I hope you are doing well. You can try for IPS Indore regarding your expectations.

Dear friend,
A minimum of 50% required for MBA admission. So, unfortunately, you are not eligible for the MBA programme. If you want to take an entrance, there is no benefit of that particular exam.

Generally, FMS-Delhi's cut off is very high around 99.99 percentile. Even for OBC category, it wouldn't be less than 99 percentile.

Yes, you can join a private college, if you are going for B.Com/BBA than you will get fairly good amount of time for CAT preparation. If you are pursuing Engineering than attendance matters and you will get only 6-7 hours for preparation.

Hello, A drop is not good for a MBA aspirant. If possible, try for the entrance exam in your final year. Otherwise, prepare for MBA entrance exam alongside a job which will also give you some work experience before your MBA.